Q.True/False:

Each part of this statement needs to be checked separately against what a Bill of Rights actually

is and how it works in practice.

1. "The Bill of Rights lays down the rights of the people" -- True. A Bill of Rights is exactly the section of a constitution that formally lists the rights guaranteed to citizens.
2. "The Bill of Rights protects different rights of individuals such as liberty" -- True. Rights like personal liberty, freedom of speech, and freedom of movement are precisely the kind of individual rights a Bill of Rights is meant to protect.
3. "Every country has a Bill of Rights" -- False. Many constitutions offer only moral or political guidance without a legally binding, court-enforceable list of rights; a genuine Bill of Rights, like India's Fundamental Rights, requires both social recognition AND state enforcement through law, and not every country's constitution provides this.
4. "The Constitution guarantees the right to a remedy if our rights are violated" -- True. In India this is exactly what Article 32 (the Right to Constitutional Remedies) does -- it lets a citizen approach the Supreme Court directly to enforce a violated Fundamental Right.
   ✓Final answer

   (a) True (b) True (c) False (d) True