📘 Right Against Exploitation | Articles 23 & 24 | Indian Constitution Explained

Описание: 📘 Right Against Exploitation | Articles 23 & 24 | Indian Constitution Explained

In this video, we discuss the Right Against Exploitation, guaranteed under Articles 23 and 24 of the Indian Constitution. This Fundamental Right protects individuals from forced labour, human trafficking, and child exploitation.

The Constitution-makers clearly understood that political freedom has no meaning without social and economic dignity. Therefore, this right ensures protection of the weak and vulnerable sections of society.

What is Covered in This Lecture:

✅ Article 23 – Prohibition of:

Human trafficking

Begar (forced labour without payment)

Other forms of forced labour


✅ Article 24 – Prohibition of:

Employment of children below 14 years in factories, mines, and hazardous occupations


Important Concepts Explained:

Meaning of begar and bonded labour

Difference between forced labour and compulsory service

Constitutional safeguards and legal provisions

Role of the State in protecting labour dignity


Why This Topic is Important:

Frequently asked in UPSC (GS Paper II – Polity)

Important for BPSC, JPSC, UPPSC and other State PCS

Relevant for SSC, NDA, CDS and other competitive exams

Forms a key part of Fundamental Rights


The Right Against Exploitation reflects the constitutional commitment to human dignity, equality, and social justice.

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