Define Right to Equality?
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It states that every citizen shall have equal access to all public places. To provide equal opportunities there will be no reservation in government services except in the case of scheduled caste, scheduled tribes, and other backward classes and for war widows and physically handicapped person.
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★RIGHT TO EQUALITY ★
Right to equality is considered as the sixth fundamental rights for the people of India in the Indian constitution.
It is defined on the basis of caste, religion, gender and birthplace. It says that all the citizens of India are the same before the law, they all are equal.
They can't be divided on the basis of caste, religion, birth place and gender.
Even they all are equal in getting employability or in getting an education. Constitution of India prohibits the untouchability among the people.
Fundamental Rights:
Some Rights which are fundamental
to our life are given a special status.
These Rights are known as
Fundamental Rights.
The 6 Fundamental Rights are -
➡Right to Equality
➡Right to Freedom
➡Right to Freedom of Religion
➡Right against Exploitation
➡Cultural and Educational Rights
➡Right to Constitutional Remedies
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[1] Right To Equality:-
❱ Abolition of untouchablilty.
❱ Social equality & equal access to public areas.
❱ Equality In matters of public employment.
❱ It ensure equal rights for all citizens.
❱ It prohibits inequality on the basis of caste, sex place, of birth & religion.
[2] Right To Freedom:-
❱ Freedom of speech and expression.
❱ Assembly in a peaceful manner.
❱ Move freely throughout the country.
❱ Reside in any part of the country.
❱ Practices in any profession & business.
❱ Form Association & Union.
[3] Right To Exploitation:-
❱ Prohibition of beggar & forced labour.
❱ Prohibition of human trafficking.
❱ Prohibition of child labour under 14 years of age.
[4] Right To Freedom 0f Religions:-
❱ Freedom to manage religious affair.
❱ Freedom to convert into any religious.
❱ Religious communities can setup charitable Institution of their own.
❱ A state run institution cannot impart education that is pro-religion.
[5] Cultural & Education Rights:-
❱ Protection of interest of minorities.
❱ Every child has the right to get basic education.
❱ To establish & administer educational institution.
[6] Right to constitutional Remedies:-
❱ It helps to secure all the rights.
❱ Empower to Citizen to move a court of law in case of any denial of fundamental rights.
❱ The Supreme court and High court can issue writs to enforce right to individuals.