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Which are the 3 evil rights specified in the Constitution

It is not clear what the question means. There is nothing called evil rights in the constitution.

I think what the question means is the right against exploitation. The right against exploitation prohibits the three evils of human trafficking, begging and child labour.

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he Three Evils are defined by the Chinese government as "terrorism, separatism and religious extremism". The phrase is frequently used when referring to counter-terrorism operations undertaken by China, the Central Asian republics, and Russia.[1]

Human Rights Watch has criticized counter-terrorism cooperation by members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation in targeting the three evils, accusing the members' governments of violating international laws regarding human rights.[1]

Holly Cartner, Europe and Central Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said, "For many years SCO governments have been criticized for their poor human rights records. The SCO's policies could worsen human rights conditions and seek to justify abuse. It's therefore imperative that the European Union and the United States place even greater emphasis on human rights issues in the region."[1]

Uzbek President Islam Karimov once said that the SCO "can firmly crack down on the 'three evils'."[1]
 

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Right against exploitation;
Every citizen of India can stand up against any kind of exploitation he/she is going through.It also guarantees and prohibits exploitation or misuse of service by force or inducements.It is the fundamental right of every citizen.
Evils specified ;
Human Trafficking;It involves selling and buying of humans ,especially women,for immoral purposes.
Begging;Our constitution prohibits any kind of slavery or begging in any form.It is a practice where the worker is forced to work for the master for free or at a nominal salary.
Child Labour;Our constitution also prohibits child labours,No one can employ a child below 14 years to work in a factory,or in any hazardous work.



 
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