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Reservation is important for the marginalised groups: This is due to the reason that they are marginalised and to provide them an opening in every sector such as profession, education, etc. The Constitution lays down the principles that make our society and polity democratic. They are defined in and through the list of Fundamental Rights that are an important part of the Constitution. These rights are available to all Indians equally. As far as the marginalised are concerned, they have drawn on these rights in two ways: first, by insisting on their Fundamental Rights, they have forced the government to recognise the injustice done to them. Second, they have insisted that the government enforce these laws. In some instances, the struggles of the marginalised have influenced the government to frame new laws, in keeping with the spirit of the Fundamental Rights.
Article 17 of the Constitution states that untouchability has been abolished; this means is that no one can prevent Dalits from educating themselves, entering temples, using public facilities etc. It also means that it is wrong to practice untouchability and that this practice will not be tolerated by a democratic government. In fact, untouchability is a punishable crime now.
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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 3 months ago
This Act does have the provision against the act that dispossess Dalits and Adivasis of their meagre resources or which forces them into performing slave labour.
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