Right to Equality

Article 14 of the Constitution says that the State shall not deny any person equality before law or equal protection of laws. Therefore, this protection is not limited to citizens, women, or government officials; it applies to all persons. Exam tip: In Article 14, note the word “person”, not “citizen only”.

Stopping someone from a public well on the basis of caste violates equality. In exams treat such examples as wrong equality examples.

Abolition of titles strengthens equal citizenship. In exams connect titles with equality.

Equal application of law to poor and rich is an example of equality. In exams do not assume exemption by status.

Ending untouchability is an important aim of equality. In exams place untouchability under equality.

The Right to Equality gives equal opportunity but does not guarantee success without effort. Remember the difference between opportunity and result in exams.

Equal application of law is according to equality. In exams treat equal application as the correct option.

Equal protection means proper and equal protection of law. In exams remember protection with law.

Preventing discrimination on such grounds is central to the Right to Equality. In exams quickly identify prohibited discrimination.

Right to Equality talks about equal treatment of all citizens. In exams, remember equality as a basic democratic value.

Equality before law means law applies equally to everyone. In exams, treat equality before law as a key phrase.

Right to Equality assures citizens of equality before law. In exams, call it the constitutional system of equality.

Discrimination on the basis of caste is against the Right to Equality. In exams, connect caste discrimination with equality.

Discrimination on the basis of religion violates the Right to Equality. In exams, remember the relation between religion and equality.

Equality of opportunity in government jobs is linked with Right to Equality. In exams, connect public employment with equality.

Right to Equality considers all citizens equal before law. In exams, pay attention to the word law.

Caste-based denial at a public place violates Right to Equality. In exams, connect public place with equality.

Abolition of titles is linked with Right to Equality. In exams, keep titles under equality.

Privilege based on birth is against the spirit of equality. In exams, connect privilege with inequality.

Right to Equality strengthens equal respect for all. In exams, remember dignity and equality together.