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Question
Nitish went to a shop to purchase a shirt. The shopkeeper offered him three colours of shirts. Nitish asked him to show him the shirt which was on display. The shopkeeper told him that he could not buy that shirt and would have to choose from the options provided by him. Out of necessity and lack of time, Nitish purchased a shirt out of the shirts shown by the shopkeeper. Which consumer right of Nitish is violated here?
Options
Right to be seek redressal.
Right to consumer education.
Right to information.
Right to choose.
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Solution
Right to choose
Explanation:
Nitish was not allowed to choose the shirt he wanted (the one on display) and was forced to select from the limited options given by the shopkeeper. This violates his right to choose, which ensures that consumers have the freedom to select products of their choice at competitive prices.
