One person, one vote, one value is related to which right?

Correct answer: Right to vote

Direct answer: Option A is correct: the principle is related to the right to vote. ‘One person, one vote, one value’ has two connected ideas: eligible individuals should be able to participate in elections, and each person’s vote should have equal importance. Thus it concerns a political right, not an ordinary personal or economic activity. Option A is correct because it names the right directly. Option B is wrong because travel is a freedom of movement, not the equality of electoral participation. Option C is wrong because trade concerns economic activity and does not explain equal votes. Option D is wrong because playing is a recreational activity unrelated to choosing representatives. The principle supports equal citizenship: a person’s wealth, caste, gender or social position should not give the vote greater weight. Memory cue: when you see ‘one vote, one value’, think equal political voting rights.