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the Indian constitution protects the rights of children, minorities and weaker section elaborate on the basis of case study

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Answered by arpit281
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The Indian constitution is the fundamental documents of the country where the equality is the basic principle. This documents consist of Article 14, which emphasize on “EQUALITY BEFORE LAW” which means every citizen of this country are to be treated equally and no one will be discriminate or deprived by law. Article 14 of the Indian constitution also provides the protection for every individual within the territory of India.

I have mentioned this article on the top paragraph because this provision of our constitution is provides equality to every individuals of the country and those individuals includes children, women, minorities and as well as weaker sections of the society.


Right of children:



Indian constitution provides the protection to the right of children through Article 21-A. Article 21-A of the Indian constitution protects the educational right of the children who are between the ages of six to fourteen years. This Article stated that “the state shall provide free and compulsory
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