Which is the most correct conclusion about the Right against Exploitation?

Correct answer: It prohibits human trafficking, begar, and hazardous child labour

The direct answer is C: it prohibits human trafficking, begar and hazardous child labour. The Right against Exploitation is not a vague promise; it targets specific practices that take away freedom and dignity. Article 23 prohibits trafficking, begar and forced labour. Article 24 prohibits the employment of children below fourteen years in factories, mines and other hazardous work. Thus C gives the correct conclusion and includes the central points. A is wrong because freedom of speech belongs to the Right to Freedom, not only to this right. B is too narrow: equality is a separate broad constitutional principle, while this right deals specifically with exploitation. D is wrong because religious rights concern belief, worship and propagation. Memory trick: Article 23 means trafficking and forced labour; Article 24 means dangerous work for young children.