Rama, who was a vegetarian, went to a bakery and bought a vanilla cake. On reaching home. She found that it had non-vegetarian content. Neither the advertisement nor the packaging of the product displayed that the product had non-vegetarian content. Will Raman be able to claim compensation? Which right is violated here?

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