Which right is related to begar, human trafficking, and child labour?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation

The direct answer is option D: the Right against Exploitation. Begar means forced work, usually without payment or with no real freedom to refuse. Human trafficking involves the exploitation and coercive control of people. Child labour, especially in hazardous conditions, uses children in ways that damage their safety, education and development. These examples share the idea that a person is being used unfairly or compulsorily. Option A, the Right to Equality, concerns equal treatment and removal of discrimination, not this specific group. Option B, freedom of religion, concerns belief and religious practice. Option C, constitutional remedies, gives a person the right to approach courts for enforcement of fundamental rights; it is a means of protection, not the subject represented by these three examples. Option D is correct because Article 23 deals with trafficking, begar and forced labour, while child labour is protected through Article 24. Memory cue: begar, trafficking and child labour form the exploitation cluster.