jaipur bjp mla from shahpura kailash chandra meghwal on friday said in the assembly that not a single legislator from the state can claim that the evil practice of untouchability does not exist in his or her constituencymeghwal a former speaker and cabinet minister said even after 75 years of independence a member of sc cannot ride a horse in his marriagethe 88yearold mla who hails from the sc community urged cm ashok gehlot to consult stakeholders including sociologists to suggest ways to curb the practice of untouchability in rajasthan while speaking in the budget session of the assembly on fridayhe started his 15minute speech by quoting article 17 of the constitution on the role of the state in promoting equality i have read out the article to remind the house that not even one legislator can say that untouchability in any form exist in herhis constituency i am raising the issue today to make a point that as we are celebrating 75 years of independence azadi ka amritkal but the discrimination continues said meghwal quoting mahatma gandhis stand on untouchability meghwal said that untouchability is not part of hinduism tnn