Which Right allows citizens to move the Supreme Court in order to enforce the other Fundamental Rights conferred on them?

Right to Justice

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Right to Equal Protection of the Law

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Right to Constitutional Remedies

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None of the these

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The correct option is C
Right to Constitutional Remedies

Right to Constitutional Remedies

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Which of the following statements are correct about constitutional remedies?
1. Right to constitutional remedies has been described by Nehru as ‘heart and soul of the constitution’.
2. Right to constitutional remedies offers a citizen the right to approach judiciary to get any of the fundamental rights restored in case of their violation.
3. The courts can issue writs to enforce fundamental rights.
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Which Right allows citizens to move the Supreme Court in order to enforce the other Fundamental Rights conferred on them?

The correct option is C Right to Constitutional Remedies Right to Constitutional Remedies

The correct option is C
Right to Constitutional Remedies

Right to Constitutional Remedies