Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission is comprised of:

State Human Rights Commissions in India are constituted under Section 21 of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993. The Act fixes the composition of every State Commission at one Chairperson together with two Members — one of whom must be, or must have been, a Judge of a High Court or a District Judge with at least seven years' experience, and the other a person having knowledge of, or practical experience in, matters relating to human rights.

The Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission (RSHRC) is one such State Commission constituted under this Act, so its composition follows the same statutory formula: one Chairman and two Members — matching the RSSB's own official answer key for this Patwar (2025, Shift 2) paper.

Checking the other totals offered against this fixed two-Member composition:

• "One Chairman and four members" describes a five-member body — larger than the two-Member composition the Act fixes for a State Commission.

• "One Chairman and six members" describes a seven-member body, a count further still from the two-Member State Commission composition.

• "One Chairman and five members" describes a six-member body, again exceeding the two-Member State Commission composition.