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Denotified tribes are :
Answer: A
Denotified tribes are the communities which were branded as 'criminal tribes' under the Criminal Tribes Act of 1871, and which were freed of that label when the Act was repealed in 1952, so they are the ex-criminal tribes. They are not the untouchables, who are the scheduled castes, nor simply wandering communities or artisans, although many of them are nomadic. Today these communities are listed as denotified, nomadic and semi-nomadic tribes, and they remain among the most marginalised groups, with many of them still facing police suspicion. The answer is ex-criminal tribes.
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