Question

In what ways does the Indian government work to prevent the domination of the majority religious group

Answer 1

Answer:

government has no say in religious matters but if that matter leads to violence then there is full and legal right of the government to interfere.

The government ensures that no one forcing any individual to accept a religion.

There is a fundamental right that is educational and cultural rights this right is protected by the organs of government. The right to freedom of religion is the same.

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Answer 2

Question?

In what ways does the Indian government work to prevent the domination of the majority religious group?

Required Answer:-

The Indian state works in various ways to prevent the domination of majority religious groups.

(1) It distances itself from religion.

• The Indian state is not ruled by a religious group and it does not support any religion.
• In India, government departments like law courts, police stations, government schools and offices cannot display or promote any one religion.

(2) The second way in which Indian secularism works is to prevent the domination through non interference. This means that in order to respect the sentiments of all religions the state make certain exceptions for a particular religious communities.

(3) The third way of working Indian secularism is intervention when required.

• The state intervenes to end a social practice of discrimination.
• It also protects the fundamental rights of lower caste who are citizen of this country.
• Untouchabilityis a good example where members of the same religion dominate other members.
• Indian constitution bans untouchability.

(4) The intervention of the state can also be in the form of support.

• The Indian constitution grants the right to religious communities to set up their own schools and colleges.
• it also gives them financial aid on a non-preferential basis.

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