Question 1 Expert Level 80
If the state imposes compulsory service for public purpose but selects only some people on religious basis, which constitutional problem arises? A Question of discrimination in compulsory service and exploitation B Only abolition of titles C Only cultural right D Only freedom of speech
Correct answer: A Article Twenty Three allows service for public purpose but discriminatory selection is not proper. In exams, read compulsory service and discrimination together.
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If a labourer is paid wages but is threatened into accepting very low payment, what is the most correct analysis? A Low payment is always valid B Threat and compulsion require examination of forced labour C Exploitation is impossible once wages are paid D It is only religious freedom
Correct answer: B To identify exploitation, not only payment but also compulsion must be checked. In exams, examine both wages and compulsion clues.
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If a person is taken to another city on a job promise, identity papers are taken away and work is forced, which clue is strongest? A Free movement B Voluntary employment C Human trafficking and forced labour D Cultural protection
Correct answer: C Lure, control and forced work are strong clues of trafficking and exploitation. In exams, identify deception and control.
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Which Article is most precise if a thirteen-year-old child is employed in mixing dangerous chemicals? A Article Fourteen B Article Twenty Three C Article Nineteen D Article Twenty Four
Correct answer: D Age thirteen and hazardous work clearly indicate Article Twenty Four. In exams, treat age plus hazard as the main formula.
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What is the main difference between begar and voluntary service? A Begar has compulsion and lack of payment while service is voluntary B Both are always the same C Voluntary service is always a crime D Begar is only a language right
Correct answer: A Compulsion and lack of payment are important in identifying begar. In exams, separate voluntary service from forced labour.
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If a person is not allowed to leave the village until debt is repaid and is made to work, which exploitation clue appears? A Peaceful residence B Debt-based compulsion like bonded labour C Religious practice D Voting process
Correct answer: B Debt, restriction and work compulsion can indicate bonded labour. In exams, identify debt bondage.
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In which situation would Article Twenty Three be the more precise answer? A Threatening an adult labourer into unpaid work B A thirteen-year-old child works in a hazardous factory C A child works in a mine D A child works in a fireworks unit
Correct answer: A Forced unpaid work from an adult is begar or forced labour. In exams, connect Article Twenty Three with begar.
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If a child is made to work with explosive material in the name of training, what is the correct constitutional view? A Since the label is training, there is no issue B Not the label, but age and work risk are decisive C It is only a matter of title D It is only a matter of religion
Correct answer: B The label of training does not justify hazardous child labour. In exams, separate label and reality.
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Why is a person's dignity most affected in human trafficking? A Because the person is controlled like an object for exploitation B Because the person becomes more free C Because the person gets a title D Because the person only travels
Correct answer: A Human trafficking harms dignity by treating a person like an object. In exams, connect objectification with dignity.
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Can a Fundamental Right issue arise if begar is imposed by a private owner? A No, because rights never apply to private owners B Yes, begar is exploitation even at a private level C No, because begar is only government work D Yes, but it is only a cultural right
Correct answer: B Begar and forced labour can be exploitation even when done by a private person. In exams, do not change the right because of private owner.
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In which situation can child labour and trafficking appear together? A A child plays at school B A child studies at home C A child is sold and made to work in a hazardous factory D A child draws a picture
Correct answer: C Selling a child is trafficking and hazardous work is child labour. In exams, identify two-level exploitation.
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What does permission for compulsory service for public purpose under Article Twenty Three not mean? A The state can never require service B Every private owner can take free labour C Service is always freedom of speech D The state can impose discriminatory begar
Correct answer: D Service for public purpose does not permit discriminatory begar. In exams, separate public purpose from discrimination.
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In which example would Right to Equality be more precise than Right against Exploitation? A Denying entry to a public hotel on caste basis B Imposing begar due to debt C Selling a person for labour D Making a child work in a mine
Correct answer: A Caste-based public denial is a clue of equality, not exploitation. In exams, separate discrimination and exploitation clues.
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If a labourer receives wages but is threatened with violence for leaving work, which element becomes decisive? A Threat and lack of free consent B Only receiving wages C Season of work D Name of labourer
Correct answer: A Even with wages, threat of violence can indicate forced labour. In exams, check compulsion along with payment.
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In which situation are both age and work type necessary to identify hazardous child labour? A A child reads a book B A child celebrates a festival C A child plays D A thirteen-year-old child works on a heavy machine
Correct answer: D In Article Twenty Four, both age and risk of work are important. In exams, read age plus workplace risk.
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If a person willingly does lawful work for low wages, why will it not immediately be called an Article Twenty Three case? A Because Article Twenty Three requires checking compulsion and exploitation elements B Because low wage is always trafficking C Because lawful work is always a crime D Because rights do not apply to labourers
Correct answer: A There is a difference between low wage and forced unpaid labour. In exams, separate consent and compulsion.
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In which situation is a hidden form of exploitation most visible? A A labourer works by contract for wages B A labourer is told that free work must continue until the debt ends C A student reads in a library D A citizen travels
Correct answer: B Compulsory free work in the name of debt can be hidden exploitation. In exams, notice hidden exploitation and debt clue.
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Which example shows both Article Twenty Four and indirect effect on the child's education? A A child studies in school B A child participates in sports C A child below fourteen cannot attend school due to factory work D A child paints a picture
Correct answer: C Hazardous child labour can also keep a child away from education. In exams, identify the relation between child labour and education loss.
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What is the main difference between human trafficking and free movement? A Trafficking may involve deception, control or sale, while free movement has voluntary choice B Both are always the same C Free movement always involves sale D Trafficking is only tourism
Correct answer: A In human trafficking, free choice is removed. In exams, see the difference between free choice and deception.
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In which situation would Right to Freedom be more precise than Right against Exploitation? A Forced unpaid work B Human trafficking C Restriction on peaceful speech D Hazardous child labour
Correct answer: C Restriction on peaceful speech is linked with freedom of expression. In exams, separate speech and forced labour clues.
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