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Since so many Dalits are employed in manual scavenging, universal provision of flush lavatories would eliminate this practice, and give effect to the mostly-unimplemented 1995 Indian law. However, this alone would not be sufficient to eliminate the other forms of oppression to which Dalits are subject.
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