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Question
What do we mean when we say that Fundamental Rights are justifiable? OR Rights are enforceable by the Courts. How?
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Solution
The Fundamental Rights are justiciable, as these are enforceable in a court of law and a suit can be filed in a High Court or the Supreme court in case there is dissatisfaction.
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