Which example would be considered a violation of the Right against Exploitation?

Correct answer: Forcing a poor person to work without wages

Direct answer: B, forcing a poor person to work without wages. Exploitation means using a person unfairly through force, pressure or a situation of helplessness. The Constitution prohibits forced labour, commonly associated with begar, and also protects children from prohibited forms of labour. Follow the clues: the person is being forced; the work is unpaid; therefore the example is exploitation. A is not a violation because reading a newspaper is ordinarily an exercise of receiving information and expression. C is not a violation because following one’s religion is protected by freedom of religion, subject to constitutional limits. D is not a violation because citizens generally have the freedom to move and settle within India, subject to lawful restrictions. B is the only option involving compulsion and unfair labour. Memory cue: forced work without fair payment is a warning sign for exploitation; poverty alone is not the definition, but forcing a person because of helplessness is clearly wrong.