DMPQ- Although untouchability is totally banned in India, Modern forms of untouchability still prevail in India. Do you agree with the statement?

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  • Discrimination against Dalits penetrates numerous aspects of daily life in India. It affects access to education and medical facilities and imposes
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restrictions on housing and what kind of work Dalits can carry out.
  • Denial of rented house to dalit community by non dalit community.
  • Discriminatory behaviour with dalit community at university level especially in awarding P.hD degree.
  • Gated community.
  • According to a 2010 report by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on the Prevention of Atrocities against Scheduled Castes, a crime is committed against a Dalit every 18 minutes.
  • Most of the undertrials belong to SC and ST community.
  • Dalits are prevented from entering the police station in 28 per cent of Indian villages.
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