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The expression in Article 14 "equality before law and equal protection of law" means

A. Equality before law is a negative concept implying the absence of any special privilege in favour of individuals and equal subject of all classes to the ordinary law

B. Equality means, socio-economic balance

C. These two expressions are not applicable to our Democratic Republic

D. Violation of these laws will lead to socioeconomic imbalance

Answer: Option A

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