If you want to buy a pencil box but the shopkeeper refuses to sell the pencil box only. He says, "Buy a pencil, sharpener, and eraser, then I will sell you a pencil box." In this case, which consumer right is being violated by the seller?

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Right to Stationary

Right to Choose

Right to seek redressal

All the above

answer is B.

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The right to choose is being violated by the seller.
Any customer who wants to buy a good or service in any quantity, regardless of age, gender, or kind of service, has the right to decide whether to buy the product/ keep receiving the services. This right is known as the "right to choose." No customer's right to choose the goods or services they wish to purchase may be refused. Here, the shopkeeper is pressuring the consumer to purchase other goods in order to obtain the pencil box. The shopkeeper may be sued in a consumer court for violating the customer's right to choose in this situation.

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