Correct Answer: Fundamental Rights

Solution : The correct answer is Fundamental Rights .

When a right is justiciable, there is a legal basis for seeking a judicial or quasi-judicial remedy when a violation has occurred. Fundamental Rights are justiciable because anyone who believes their rights have been violated has the right to take legal action in the High Court or Supreme Court. Any Fundamental Rights may be enforced by the Supreme Court or High Courts issuing directives, orders, or writs.