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Making abolition of untouchability a Fundamental Right shows which broader aim?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Ending social humiliation and exclusion

Direct answer: D. Untouchability is a discriminatory and dehumanising practice that denies equal social status and dignity. Making its abolition a Fundamental Right shows that the Constitution aims not only to organise government but also to transform unjust social relations. D is correct because ending humiliation, exclusion and caste-based denial of equal treatment is the direct social purpose. A is wrong because abolition of untouchability is not a revenue measure. B is wrong because it does not change the election system. C is wrong because the measure is aimed at equality and human dignity, not at promoting one religion. The provision also expresses the broader constitutional commitment to equal citizenship. Memory cue: abolition of untouchability means dignity and social equality in action.

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UntouchabilitySocial EqualityDignityAnti-DiscriminationFundamental Rights In The Indian ConstitutionDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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