This is a good life lesson; no one is untouchable. You just have to look deep enough and try harder. No one is untouchable. Believing this is what removes 'untouchability'.
The practice of untouchability.
Article 17 of Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability.
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Untouchability was formally abolished in India by the Constitution of India, which came into effect on January 26, 1950. Article 17 of the Constitution specifically prohibits the practice of untouchability and mandates its punishment in accordance with the law. This was a significant step towards promoting equality and social justice in the country. Additionally, the Untouchability (Offences) Act was enacted in 1955 to provide legal measures against the practice.
the practice of untouchability.
untouchability is crime against man and god
abolition of untouchability
Article 17
Untouchability is a social practice in which certain groups are considered "untouchable" and are discriminated against based on their caste or social status. It involves segregating and marginalizing these groups from the rest of society, often resulting in them facing various forms of prejudice and exclusion. Untouchability is illegal and abolished in India, but remnants of this practice still persist in some communities.