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What is the correct meaning of prohibition of begar under the Right against Exploitation?

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Correct answer: Stopping forced labour done unwillingly or without proper payment

Correct answer: A. Begar refers to forced labour in which a person is compelled to work without genuine consent, commonly without fair payment. The Right against Exploitation prohibits begar because human beings must not be treated as tools that can be compelled to serve through force or abuse of power. Option A correctly explains the central idea: stopping involuntary or improperly unpaid forced labour. Option B is wrong because voluntary service is based on consent and is not begar merely because it is service. Option C is wrong because education and school activities are not the meaning of begar. Option D is wrong because the right does not excuse citizens from every kind of work. Memory cue: begar means forced work without real consent or fair compensation.

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Right Against ExploitationBegarForced LabourRight Against ExploitationDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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