Which of the following rights are given to consumers under the Consumer Protection Act 2019, to protect them against unfair trade practices?

(A) Right to seek redressal

(B) Right to Reject

(C) Right to Consumer Education

(D) Right to be heard

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Option 1 -> Includes Right to seek redressal, Right to Consumer Education, and Right to be heard - all are recognized consumer rights under the Act, excluding Right to Reject which is not a statutory right.

Option 2 -> Includes Right to Reject which is not one of the six fundamental consumer rights under the Consumer Protection Act 2019, making this incorrect.

Option 3 -> Includes all four options including Right to Reject, which is not a recognized consumer right under the Act, making this incorrect.

Option 4 -> Excludes Right to seek redressal which is a fundamental consumer right under the Act, and incorrectly includes Right to Reject, making this incorrect.

Hence, Option 1: (A), (C) and (D) only -> The Consumer Protection Act 2019 provides six fundamental consumer rights, which include Right to seek redressal, Right to Consumer Education, and Right to be heard. The "Right to Reject" is not among the statutory consumer rights under this Act. Therefore, only (A), (C), and (D) are correct. -> correct