Q.Name the fundamental rights whose violation is depicted in this photograph.

Since the specific image isn't reproduced in this text-based answer, this response explains the

general method for identifying which Fundamental Right a photograph illustrates, using the kind of …

Because the specific photograph is a visual element of the printed textbook rather than something

transcribed into text here, this answer explains the reasoning method rather than assuming a specific

image: look at exactly what is happening to the person or people shown, and match it to the

Fundamental Right that protects against that particular harm. Forced or hazardous child labour maps to

the Right against Exploitation (Article 24); unequal treatment based on caste, religion, or sex maps

to the Right to Equality (Articles 14-17); a person being detained, beaten, or silenced maps to the

Right to Freedom or Right to Life and personal liberty (Articles 19-21); and a person being denied

worship or forced into a particular religious practice maps to the Right to Freedom of Religion

(Articles 25-28).

A commonly used illustration for this part of the NCERT chapter is a photograph showing children at …