Question

if the fundamental right to religion is removed from the constitution of India then what would be the possible consequences

Answer 1

if right to religion is removed from the constitution then no one can adopt a religion of his/her choice in the country . there will be fight amongst choosing religion.right to religion states that anyone can choose religion of his/her choose .

Answer 2

The Supreme Court has directed that all outlines of the Constitution, which even includes the fundamental rights, can be revised. Then in response to this decision parliament declared 42nd CAA which stated that parliament has unfettered right to change any section of the constitution and such amendment can't be challenged in any court.  However, conclusively, the argument was resolved in keshavanand Bharati case in 1973 in which 13 justices tribunal concluded that parliament can amend any section of the constitution apart from the basic structure of the constitution. The Judgment had clearly held that secularism is a basic feature of the Constitution.

If we assume that this case happened then secularism which is known as foundation of our country will be dead, minority religions will be oppressed and could face the situation of religious persecution by dominant religions.