The Right against Exploitation protects against what?

Correct answer: Exploitation such as forced labour and child labour

Correct answer: B, exploitation such as forced labour and child labour. The Constitution protects people from being forced to work without proper freedom or payment and prohibits trafficking and certain forms of child labour. The basic idea is that no person should be treated as a tool for someone else’s profit or power. Option A is wrong because regular study is beneficial and is not exploitation. Option C is wrong because healthy food supports well-being and has no connection with this right. Option D is wrong because voting is a democratic activity, not a form of exploitation. Option B is correct because begar, meaning forced labour without proper consent or payment, and the exploitation of children are specifically related to this Fundamental Right. Memory cue: “against exploitation” means protection from forced work and harmful child labour, not protection from ordinary responsibilities.