In which situation can both equality and freedom rights be affected together?

Correct answer: A caste group is stopped from peaceful assembly

Direct answer: A. The situation contains two linked restrictions. First, stopping a group because of its caste treats people unequally and may violate the principle of equality and non-discrimination. Second, stopping a peaceful assembly interferes with the freedom to assemble peacefully, which is part of the Right to Freedom, subject to valid constitutional restrictions. The combination makes A the only suitable answer. B, reading a book, is ordinarily an exercise of receiving information or ideas and shows no stated unequal treatment or unlawful restriction. C, a child playing a game does not by itself show an equality or freedom violation. D, going to a market is an ordinary activity; no discriminatory denial or restriction is described. Rights often overlap: one government action can harm more than one right at the same time. Memory cue: ask separately, “Was the person treated unequally?” and “Was a protected freedom blocked?”