Political Science, asked by umara70, 10 months ago

a secular state can achieve its objectives by ensuring certain elements explain​

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Answered by navigugnani
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by ensuring that the state doesn't intervene in the religion of different people.

that one group of religion doesn't intervene in the other groups

Answered by hotelcalifornia
18

Answer:

There will be more than one religious community residing in almost all nations of the globe.

Explanation:  

The Indian Constitution mandates the secularization of the Indian State and have the following conditions.

• That "one religious community" does not dominate another ;

•  That certain members "do not dominate" other members of the same religious community ;

• That the "state" does not enforce "any particular religion" or remove individuals' religious freedom.

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