Step 1: Concept
Colloidal sols carry an electric charge which determines their stability and behavior in an electric field.
Step 2: Meaning
Sols are classified as positively or negatively charged based on the nature of the charge on the dispersed particles.
Step 3: Analysis
Metal sulfides like $\text{As}_2\text{S}_3$, acid dye stuffs like Congo Red, and starch/clay are typically negatively charged. Haemoglobin and metal hydroxides (like $\text{Fe(OH)}_3$) are examples of positively charged sols.
Step 4: Conclusion
Haemoglobin is a positively charged sol, therefore it is NOT a negatively charged sol.
Final Answer: (B)