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Which example shows violation of the Right against Exploitation?

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Correct answer: Forcing someone to work for free

The Right against Exploitation protects people from being forced or unfairly compelled to work. Begar is a form of forced labour in which a person is made to work without payment, usually through pressure, dependence, or coercion. A person’s freedom and dignity are violated when someone takes their labour without genuine consent and fair compensation. Peaceful expression, moving to a state, and using a library are ordinary rights or activities, not examples of exploitation.

Option D is correct because forcing someone to work for free clearly describes begar and violates protection against exploitation. Option A concerns freedom of expression, option B concerns freedom of movement or residence, and option C is a normal educational activity. These choices do not show forced labour. The decisive clue is the combination of compulsion and unpaid work, so the correct answer is D.

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Forced WorkBegarRights Violation

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