Jurisdiction of district court & family court

The answer to that would be no. Article 32/226 of the Indian Constitution confers you with the right to approach the Supreme Court/High Court directly in case of violation of any of your funamental rights. Only the Supreme Court and High Courts are vested with the power to issue writs. 

Article 32, Indian Constitution

Article 226, Indian Constitution

The constitution itself provide the provison in constitution of India under article 226 and Article 32. When law is clear no citation is required. It is only high court and supreme court who is vested with the power. 

Its mainly  the The Supreme court decides constituttional issues and interpretation of constituion under Art 32 of the Constitution.Supreme court is  called guardian  of Constitution forv three reasons: It can declare any law as null and  void if it violates fundamental Rights. secondly it interprits every rule of  the Constitution, Thirdly it settles disputes between States and centre as  a Federal court.  Highcourt deals with only Art 226 for  any purpose..and unlike supreme court  Highcourts don't interpret the Constitution.

Why Supreme court of  INdia is called guarantor andprotecter of constitution is:

Agreed with members/experts.