"writs provide remedy to citizens whose fundamental rights have been violated"justify with the help of example ?
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Writs are defined as the written orders by any authority especially the courts, and it is issued to other public service offices and it acts as a remedy to a citizen whose fundamental rights have been violated.
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- Writs are provided to people of India to take action against violators who have violated our fundamental rights.
- A writ can be filled by any person who feels that his / her fundamental right has been violated.
- It can be filled as a personal case or in the form of Public Interest Litigation, commonly called as PIL.
- For example, if the government has decided to construct a road and for these several houses had to be taken down, but the people of that area are not happy with these actions and hence using the power of their writs they filed a case against government in the court.
- Then it is responsibility of court to look after this case and to provide solutions to both of them.
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