What are the provisions in the Constitution for equality?

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Every person is equal before the law

No one can be discriminated against

Untouchability has been abolished

All of the above

answer is D.

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The provisions in the Constitution for equality state that every person is equal before the law, no one can be discriminated against based on caste, sex, or religion, and that Untouchability has been abolished.
The Constitution recognises the equality of every person. This means that every person in the nation is accepted as equal, regardless of caste, religion, educational attainment, or economic status. Everyone is on an equal footing before the law. So, everyone must abide by the same rules. Second, no one should be discriminated against based on gender, ethnicity, religion, caste, or other factors. Third, the practice of Untouchability is illegal.

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