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Question
Why did the Constitution abolish the old system of conferring ‘Titles’?
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Solution
The system of conferring ‘titles’, was popular during that British rule in India. Titles like Rai Bahadurs or Khan Bahadurs were meant for a peculiar class of aristocrats created by the British Government. As, these titles went against the principle of ‘equality of status’, therefore the Constitution abolished the old system of conferring ‘Titles’.
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