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If a labourer is stopped from leaving work in the name of debt, which constitutional problem does this indicate?

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Correct answer: Bonded labour and forced labour

When a worker is not allowed to leave a job because of a debt, the debt is being used to control the worker’s labour. This situation is commonly called debt bondage or bonded labour. The person may be forced to continue working until an unclear or unfair debt is repaid, often under conditions that prevent genuine freedom of choice. Such control can involve threats, unfair accounting, or the transfer of a supposed debt across generations. It is a serious form of exploitation and forced labour.

Option B is correct because the facts point to bonded labour and compulsion, not to religion, titles, or peaceful assembly. Freedom of religion concerns belief and worship; abolition of titles concerns official distinctions; and peaceful assembly concerns gathering. None of these explains being trapped in work because of debt. The decisive clue is that the worker cannot leave, so B follows.

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Debt BondageBonded LabourForced Labour

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