Question : What are the rights of consumers under the Consumer Protection Act?

Option 1: Right to free goods and services

Option 2: Right to choose products without any limitations

Option 3: Right to be informed, right to safety, right to choose, right to be heard, right to seek redressal, and right to consumer education

Option 4: Right to demand unlimited compensation for any inconvenience

Question : What are the rights of consumers under the Consumer Protection Act?

Option 1: Right to free goods and services

Option 2: Right to choose products without any limitations

Option 3: Right to be informed, right to safety, right to choose, right to be heard, right to seek redressal, and right to consumer education

Option 4: Right to demand unlimited compensation for any inconvenience

Question : What are the rights of consumers under the Consumer Protection Act?

Option 1: Right to free goods and services

Option 2: Right to choose products without any limitations

Option 3: Right to be informed, right to safety, right to choose, right to be heard, right to seek redressal, and right to consumer education

Option 4: Right to demand unlimited compensation for any inconvenience

Question : Recognize the rights that consumers have under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986, and explain how consumer organisations can assist consumers in enforcing those rights by "encouraging consumers to strongly protest and take an action against unscrupulous, exploitative and unfair trade practises of sellers."

Option 1: Right to be heard

Option 2: Right to choose

Option 3: Right to safety

Option 4: Right to be informed

Question : Aditi only eats vegetarian food. She visited a well-known store to get boxed "Veg- Biryani." She discovered that it had some non-vegetarian ingredients when she was consuming the same. Both the packaging label and the commercial failed to disclose the product's non-vegetarian composition. Determine the consumer right that Aditi can utilise to obtain compensation in accordance with the guidelines of the Consumer Protection Act of 1986.

Option 1: Right to safety

Option 2: Right to seek redressal

Option 3: Right to consumer education

Option 4: Right to be informed