Question

Indian secularism cannot intervene in religious affairs of the citizens in any circumstances is it true or false

Answer 1

The Indian State does not interfere in religious beliefs and practices of individuals and thus keeps away from religious affairs of the citizens. But when someone tries to disturb social harmony in the name of religion then the State has the right to intervene.

Answer 2

Answer:

well this is only possible unless and until the sentiments of other people are not hurt by someone's religious affairs.

example being the practice of sati in which the widow had to sit on the burning pyre of her husband.

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