What is the difference between Right against Exploitation and Right to Freedom in labour context?

Correct answer: Freedom relates to choosing lawful profession while exploitation right stops forced labour

The direct answer is A: the Right to Freedom includes choosing a lawful profession, while the Right against Exploitation stops forced labour. The reasoning is that a person normally has liberty to choose honest, lawful work, subject to reasonable legal limits. But no person may be compelled to work through force, threat, debt or other coercion. The first idea matches freedom; the second matches protection against exploitation. B is wrong because titles are unrelated to labour choice or forced work. C is wrong because religion is a different Fundamental Right. D is wrong because the two rights have different purposes, even though both protect human liberty in different ways. Option A is therefore the clearest distinction. Exam cue: “choice of lawful work” means freedom; “work imposed by force” means exploitation.