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Children are not employed here. Workers are paid daily here. You see such boards in shops and hotels. In what way are they related to the rights in the Constitution?

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  • Children are not employed here.
  • Workers are paid daily here.

You see such boards in shops and hotels. In what way are they related to the rights in the Constitution?

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Solution

  • Employing children below the age of 14 years and not giving workers their rightful wages are examples of exploitation. This is related to the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Liberty.
  • The Constitution has included the Right against Exploitation as a Fundamental Right. Therefore, every Indian citizen can raise their voice against such exploitation.
  • Also, all children between 6 and 14 years of age are entitled to get education under the Right to Education, which is now their Fundamental Right. In this way, it is also related to the Right to Liberty.

Thus, we can see that the boards in shops and hotels are related to the Right against Exploitation and Right to Liberty, provided by the Constitution. By displaying such boards, the employers convey that they are adhering to the laws.

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Chapter 13: Fundamental Rights – Part 1 - Intext Question [Page 116]

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Balbharati History and Civics Integrated [English] Standard 7 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 13 Fundamental Rights – Part 1
Intext Question | Q 6. | Page 116
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