Which of the following provisions of the Indian Constitution recognise equality?

Untouchability is abolished.

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Discrimination on the basis of caste, religion and place of birth is prohibited.

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All people have access to public places such as playgrounds, shops, markets and restaurants.

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All citizens are equal before law.

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The correct options are
A Untouchability is abolished.
B Discrimination on the basis of caste, religion and place of birth is prohibited.
C All people have access to public places such as playgrounds, shops, markets and restaurants.
D All citizens are equal before law.
Indian constitution has many provisions to establish equality. Article 15 is one of the key provisions in the constitution which addresses equality.

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