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The main provision of the "right to equality" is that it guarantees equality to everyone before the law, in terms of protection and ensures that no one is discriminated against on the basis of their caste, color, gender, race, religion etc.
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The right to equality is notable in Article 14-18 of the Constitution. This right has been taken from the British Constitution. The right to equality means that any person, belonging to any gender, caste, caste, lineage or region, has equal right to all.
Every citizen has equal right to get education, health, roaming, to get a job, to do any work, to do any business (the work is not illegal), to get equal opportunity.
In addition, in the right to equality, it was also endured by such an absurdity. If any person supports untouchability, then by the Indian Parliament Act, 1955 he will be penalized and there is also provision for harsh imprisonment.
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