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Why is equal respect important in the broader meaning of democracy?

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Correct answer: Because it recognises every person's dignity

Equal respect means that every person is treated as having equal worth and dignity. In a democracy, a person’s rights should not depend on wealth, caste, gender, religion, language, popularity, or political power. When people receive equal respect, they can speak, participate, and expect fair consideration. This value helps prevent humiliation, exclusion, and the belief that only powerful people deserve a voice.

Option A is correct because recognising every person’s dignity is the central reason for equal respect. The other choices describe the opposite of democratic life: giving rights only to the powerful creates inequality, keeping people silent removes participation, and stopping dialogue blocks public reasoning. Equal respect therefore connects democracy with human dignity and equality. It is not merely polite behaviour; it is a basic principle for fair relationships and institutions.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Because it recognises every person's dignity

Why is this the correct answer?

Equal respect means that every person is treated as having equal worth and dignity. In a democracy, a person’s rights should not depend on wealth, caste, gender, religion, language, popularity, or political power. When people receive equal respect, they can speak, participate, and expect fair consideration. This value helps prevent humiliation, exclusion, and the belief that only powerful people deserve a voice.

Option A is correct because recognising every person’s dignity is the central reason for equal respect. The other choices describe the opposite of democratic life: giving rights only to the powerful creates inequality, keeping people silent removes participation, and stopping dialogue blocks public reasoning. Equal respect therefore connects democracy with human dignity and equality. It is not merely polite behaviour; it is a basic principle for fair relationships and institutions.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: What is Democracy? Why Democracy?. Topic: Broader meaning of democracy.

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