Question

Q23. The Constitution of India has legally abolished untouchability. However, few
members of the society still practice it. What advice would you give to such people who still practice these type of activities​

Answer 1

CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND UNTOUCHABILITY

• The Constitution of India does not recognise the caste

disabilities and provides for securing political, economic and

social justice to all the citizens of India and it has given them the

liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship. The

Constitution has also guaranteed to all the citizens for equality

of status and opportunity and it has recognized the principle of

fraternity assuring the dignity of the individuals. The

Constitution of India has laid down for a system which is based

on the principle of social justice. Social justice, is now a days, a

fundamental right of a citizen.