Question

What does Indian secularism gurantee its citizen?
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Answer 1

Answer:

Indian secularism guarantees the citizens to follow any religion according to their choice. ... There is no particular State religion and no criticism can be done against any religion.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Secularism simply means the separation of state from any religion.

This means that the state cannot support one religion or oppress any other religion.

This was done for the following reasons -

1. To avoid domination of the majority religion over the minority.

2. To protect the freedom of individuals to exit from one religion, embrace the religion of their choice or simply have the freedom to interpret religious teachings.

The state is allowed to intervene in religious affairs for a good cause or when the laws of the Indian Constituiton are violated.

Example -

1. In Hinduism untouchabiltiy has been abolished.

2. Sikh motorists are allowed to not wear helmets while riding a two-wheeler.