Enumerate the various kinds of writs in the Indian judicial framework and state the remedial significance of writs.

Various kinds of writs in Indian Judicial Framework includes - (1) Habeas Corpus: 'present the body'. The SC can ask to present the person against wrongful detention. (2) Mandamus: 'we command'. Issued by court to public official to perform his duties properly. (3) Prohibition: 'forbid'. By higher court to lower court to prevent the excess of jurisdiction. (4) Certiorari: 'to be informed'. It prohibits as well as transfer the case from the

lower court to the higher court. (5) Quo Warrant: 'by what authority'. Court inquires by what authority a person exercises his claim to public office. It can be issued by any interested person. Remedial significance of writs: (1) Justice to the aggrieved. (2) Protect the Fundamental Rights. (3) Ensures Article 29 A fulfillment. (4) Supreme court cannot refuse to issue the writs - thus guaranteed displeasing of the case. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar has said that Article 32 is the most important article and is the soul of the constitution. SC has also declared it as a basic feature of the constitution. It must be upheld in all situations and guarantee fundamental rights to individual on principles of constitutionalism.