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If a person considers himself above law because of birth this is against which idea?

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Correct answer: Equality before law

Equality before law means that every person is subject to the same law. A person’s birth, family, caste, wealth, or social position cannot make that person legally superior to others. This principle prevents special claims of privilege and requires public authorities and courts to treat people according to law rather than inherited status. It is a basic part of equal citizenship in a democracy.

Therefore, option A is correct. If someone believes that birth places him above the law, he is rejecting equality before law. Religious propagation, child protection, and linguistic diversity are important ideas, but none directly addresses the claim that inherited birth gives a person legal superiority. The central mistake is confusing social privilege with a lawful right.

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