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प्रश्न
______ is a consumer right.
विकल्प
Rigit to Legislation
Right to Trade Practices
Right to Seek Redressal
Right to Equality
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उत्तर
Right to Seek Redressal is a consumer right.
Explanation:
Right to Seek Redressal is a consumer right. It means the right to get claims and complaints settled against manufacturers or sellers due to unfair trade practices and exploitation by them.
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