Indian Polity · Fundamental Rights
What does 'Equality before Law' (Article 14) imply?
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- 1Inequality in law is acceptable in some situations.
- 2Only specific groups have the right to equality.
- 3The state will treat all people equally and apply the law equally.✓
- 4The state can make special laws for only a few people.
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The state will treat all people equally and apply the law equally.
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