Which option correctly matches a fundamental right with its example?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation and ban on human trafficking

Correct answer: A, Right against Exploitation and a ban on human trafficking. Human trafficking involves treating people as objects for exploitation, such as forced labour or other unlawful purposes. Its prohibition therefore belongs to the constitutional protection against exploitation. B is wrong because bonded labour is also exploitation, not an example of religious freedom. C is wrong because arbitrary arrest concerns personal liberty and legal protection, not the preservation of a community’s language or culture. D is wrong because forced conversion is chiefly connected with freedom of conscience and religion, not the general equality principle stated here. To solve matching questions, identify the central harm in the example first: trafficking and bonded labour involve exploitation; arrest involves liberty; language and institutions involve cultural rights; religious belief involves freedom of religion. Memory cue: match the harm or freedom to the right that directly protects it.