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Why is identifying compulsion important in the Right against Exploitation?

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Correct answer: Because work under compulsion can become begar or forced labour

The direct answer is option A. Compulsion means that a person is pushed, threatened, deceived or otherwise forced to work without genuine freedom to choose. This matters because the Constitution protects people from begar and other forms of forced labour. A person may appear to have agreed, but if the agreement came from violence, debt pressure, threats or fear, the consent is not genuinely free. Option A is correct because work under such compulsion can become begar or forced labour and therefore fall under the Right against Exploitation. Option B is wrong because compulsion is not education; education develops understanding and choice. Option C is wrong because taking away free choice weakens rights rather than strengthening them. Option D is wrong because compulsion is directly relevant to law, especially Article 23. The correct reasoning is: identify pressure, check whether free consent disappeared, and then consider forced labour. Memory cue: pressure that removes choice is an exploitation warning.

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