Which Fundamental Right protects a person from exploitation?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation

Correct answer: A — the Right against Exploitation. Exploitation means unfairly using another person for benefit, especially through force, trafficking, or harmful work. The Constitution protects people against human trafficking and forced labour. It also prohibits children below the constitutional age limit from being employed in factories, mines, or other hazardous work. A is correct because these protections directly address exploitation and protect human dignity. B concerns the freedom to follow, practise, and propagate religion, so it does not primarily deal with forced labour. C protects the language, script, and culture of groups and supports minority educational institutions; it is not the specific protection against labour exploitation. D requires equality before law and prevents discrimination, but the specifically named right for trafficking and forced labour is the Right against Exploitation. Memory cue: trafficking and forced labour point directly to this right.