Untouchability is abolished under which article of the Constitution?

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Article 17

Article 15

Article 14

Article 19

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Untouchability has been eliminated, according to Article 17 of the Constitution, which means that no one may now stop Dalits from getting an education, visiting temples, utilising public amenities, etc. Additionally, it signifies that a democratic government will not accept the practice of untouchability since it is wrong. Untouchability is actually a crime that can now be punished. Other parts of the Constitution, for instance, Article 15 states that no citizen of India shall be subjected to discrimination on the grounds of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth also support the case against untouchability. Dalits have used this to demand equality in situations when they have been denied it.

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