Why can the National Population Policy be linked with social justice along with population control?

Correct answer: Because it stresses health, education, women, and the needs of vulnerable groups

The direct answer is A. Social justice means that all people should have a fair opportunity to receive essential services and make informed choices. The National Population Policy can be connected with this idea because it gives attention not only to population stabilization but also to health care, education, women, children, adolescents, and groups that may face disadvantage. Better access to information and services allows people to protect their health and participate in decisions affecting their families. B is wrong because the policy is not meant only for wealthy households. C is wrong because rural communities also need and deserve services. D is wrong because education, including girls’ education, supports health and informed decisions. Population stabilization should be understood as a welfare-oriented and inclusive process, not as punishment or coercion. Memory cue: “stabilization with dignity and equal access.”