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What is the democratic importance of prohibiting begar?

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Correct answer: It protects the worker's consent and dignity

Direct answer: B is correct. Begar means forced labour in which a person is made to work without genuine consent, often without fair payment. A democracy must treat workers as rights-bearing persons, not as instruments that powerful people or authorities may use freely. Prohibiting begar protects bodily freedom, dignity and the ability to refuse coercive work. A is wrong because the prohibition does not grant the government free labour; it prevents such abuse by anyone. C concerns religious freedom, and D concerns cultural or linguistic rights, so neither explains begar. The key distinction is between voluntary unpaid service and labour demanded through force or coercion. Memory cue: begar equals “work without free choice,” not merely work with low wages.

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BegarForced LabourWorker DignityConsentHuman Rights And Their ProtectionDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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