Article 39A of the Indian Constitution mandates the state to provide free legal aid to ensure that justice is not denied to any citizen by reason of economic or other disabilities. The core objective is to assist those who are unable to afford legal services.
Option (A), (C), and (D) reflect the intended purpose of Article 39A by focusing on providing legal aid to the disadvantaged.
Option (B) contradicts the principle as providing legal aid to wealthy individuals who can afford private counsel misallocates limited resources and defeats the objective of equal access to justice for the needy.
Thus, option (B) contradicts the core objective of Article 39A.