Why can the Right against Exploitation apply even against private persons?

Correct answer: Because forced labour and trafficking can occur privately in society

Correct answer: B, because forced labour and human trafficking can also occur through private individuals or private groups. The Right against Exploitation protects human beings from practices that treat them as objects, compel them to work against their will, or trade in their persons. Protection would be incomplete if it controlled only government officials while ignoring employers, agents, or other private actors who exploit vulnerable people. Option A is wrong because exploitation is not committed only by the state. Option C is wrong because forced labour and trafficking are not merely tax disputes. Option D is wrong because this right concerns freedom, dignity, and protection from exploitation, not religion. Memory cue: exploitation can come from public or private hands; the victim’s protection matters most.