Question

Enforcement of law becomes important _____.
a. When law seeks to protect the rich person.
b. When law seeks to protect ministers.
c. When law seeks to protect weak from strong.
d. None of these.

Answer 1

Hint:
The process of enforcing the laws is important when one section of society dominates the other section of society. The law is applicable to everyone and is equal for all. It does not discriminate against people on any basis.

Complete solution:
A law can be described as a set of rules or regulation that needs to be followed in order to keep the peace and balance in the society. We can also say that the constitution of India provides a basic framework that can also act as law. The citizens of the country have to follow the guidelines that are kept in the constitution. The fundamental rights that are enshrined in the constitution are mandatory laws, the directive principles of state policy act as guidelines and direction for the people and there is a section of fundamental duties in the constitution. There are a total of 11 duties but they are not enforceable. India being a country of several religions, race, and caste, it becomes important for the country to maintain and enforce the law so that there will be no kind of dominance between the people and groups of the Indian society.

Additional Information – There are a total of two types of law namely public law and private law. Public law is related to the government and government bodies. It includes constitutional law, administrative law, and criminal law. Private law is related to contract property and commercial law.

Hence, the correct answer is option C.

Note:
There are several other laws such as Labour law, family law, transactional law, evidence law, social law, company law, tax law, Intellectual property law, Banking law, consumer law, environmental law, etc.