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Why does the practice of manual scavenging still exist in India? How is it related to the sanitary conditions in our country?

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Answer 1

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The practice of manual scavenging has its place in the social evils that have emerged from the age-old caste system. manual scavenging is the most inhuman and untouchable anywhere in the world Degrading is living malpractice. In India, it is seen by connecting it to the issue of cleanliness rather than human dignity.

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• Besides the septic and sewage cleaning in urban areas, there is a total lack of awareness about rural and semi-urban sanitation. These are the places with dry toilets, lack of sewage systems, explicit caste hierarchy – where manual scavenging flourishes brazenly, in its most malignant form.

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Answer 2

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Manual scavenging is historically linked to the caste system in India. Not only cleaning of toilets, but all types of cleaning jobs are considered lowly in India. The elites assigned the most lowly and polluting jobs for members of the Dalit community.

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