no they cant, because two different equipotential surface have different electric potential, so if they intersect then the point of intersection will have two different potentials at the same point which is not possible :))

no they cant, because two different equipotential surface have different electric potential, so if they intersect then the point of intersection will have two different potentials at the same point which is not possible :))

What he said is correct. Apart from that, you can also look at this way. If two surfaces intersect, then a charge will have to move along both paths simultaneously (0 work is needed for it to move), which is impossible.

no, equipotentials can never cross each other  or other wise the same point would have 2 potentials.that is totally  wrong, this holds true even for multiple objects are there !!!!!

No. If two equipotential surfaces meet each other at that point there would be two potentials for a particular charge. It is impossible. Moreover potential at any point is the sum of potential due to individual charges. So the equipotential of different charges also cannot intersect.