What is the main purpose of the Right against Exploitation?

Correct answer: To protect people from exploitation

The direct answer is A: to protect people from exploitation. Exploitation means unfairly using another person for benefit, especially through force, threats, trafficking, or extremely oppressive work conditions. The Right against Exploitation protects human dignity and prevents practices such as trafficking, forced labour, and prohibited child labour. Step by step: some people are vulnerable because of poverty or unequal power; a stronger person may try to force or misuse them; constitutional protection and law stop such abuse. Option A is correct because it states the central purpose. Option B is wrong because taxes are a separate public-finance matter. Option C is wrong because elections belong to democratic participation, not this right. Option D is wrong because titles are unrelated. Remember: exploitation means using people unfairly, not simply employing someone lawfully.