A teacher wishes to discuss how the Indian Constitution recognises every person as equal. Which of the following examples is most appropriate to illustrate this principle in action?

The term 'All persons are equal before the law' means: A. That all citizens regardless of their socio-economic status have to obey the same law. B. No person can be discriminated against, in the eyes of the law, on the grounds of race, religion, caste, or gender. C. All socio-economic inequalities immediately cease to exist in reality. D. It establishes a fundamental principle to ensure fair opportunities and a life of dignity for all citizens. Choose the correct option: