Employing a child below fourteen years in a hazardous factory violates which right?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation

Direct answer: B, the Right against Exploitation. The Constitution protects children from dangerous forms of labour because children are vulnerable to injury, coercion, and loss of education and healthy development. Article 24 prohibits the employment of children below fourteen years in factories, mines, or other hazardous occupations. To solve the question, notice both clues: the child is below fourteen, and the workplace is hazardous. Together they point directly to the constitutional protection against exploitation. A protects certain freedoms such as speech and movement, but it is not the specific right named by this fact. C concerns religious belief and practice. D protects cultural and educational identity, not safety from hazardous labour. The law does not say that all useful activity by children is identical; the important exam clue here is employment below fourteen in hazardous work. Memory cue: under fourteen plus hazardous work equals Article 24 and exploitation.