Explanation:

- The Constitution of India empowers the Supreme Court to issue specific writs to enforce the fundamental rights of citizens.

- The types of writs are mentioned under Article 32 of the Constitution.

- These writs are:

- Habeas Corpus: To produce a person unlawfully detained.

- Mandamus: To compel a public authority to perform a duty.

- Prohibition: To stop a lower court from exceeding its authority.

- Certiorari: To move a higher court’s judicial review over a lower court's decision.

- Quo Warranto: To challenge someone’s right to hold a public office.

- Among the options provided, the correct answer is:

Option: 2 - Five