Which of the following is a correct part of the Right to Equality?
Equality before law is a main part of the Right to Equality. Exam tip: remember the list of correct parts.
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Equality before law is a main part of the Right to Equality. Exam tip: remember the list of correct parts.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality recognizes equal dignity of every person. Exam tip: remember respect and dignity together.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality gives equal respect and opportunity in democracy. Exam tip: understand equality as a basic value of democracy.
View question detailsUnfair discrimination on the basis of sex is against the Right to Equality. Exam tip: remember prohibited grounds.
View question detailsAccording to equality before law, no post places a person above law. Exam tip: remember no one above law.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality rejects birth-based superiority. Exam tip: connect equality with opposition to birth privilege.
View question detailsAdmission without discrimination follows the Right to Equality. Exam tip: connect no discrimination with equality.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality gives citizens equal civic status. Exam tip: remember equal civic status.
View question detailsSpecial measures can help weaker sections get equal opportunity. Exam tip: understand reservation as a supporting measure of equality.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality prevents arbitrary and discriminatory treatment. Exam tip: understand arbitrary treatment as an equality violation.
View question detailsEqual treatment in similar situations is the main base of equality. In exams connect fairness with equality.
View question detailsEquality before law means that every person, including government officials, is subject to the same law. It checks the arbitrary exercise of power, so option C is correct. Option B is incorrect because legal protection is not limited to officials; it applies to all persons. Exam tip: Link this principle with the ‘rule of law’.
View question detailsEqual protection means proper and equal legal protection. In exams remember protection with law.
View question detailsUnfair exclusion on the basis of caste violates the Right to Equality. In exams identify caste based exclusion.
View question detailsDiscrimination on religion caste gender and place of birth is prohibited. Remember these grounds as a list in exams.
View question detailsDiscrimination in public places is against equality. Remember examples like roads shops and wells in exams.
View question detailsAbolition of untouchability protects human dignity and equality. In exams connect dignity with equality.
View question detailsDenial of public service on religion is against equal citizenship. In exams connect public service with equality.
View question detailsEqual opportunity means fair chance to eligible people. In exams keep merit and non discrimination together.
View question detailsDiscrimination by place of birth is against equal opportunity. In exams treat place of birth as a prohibited ground.
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