Question

what step have been taken to safeguard the majority does not dominate or discrimination against the relegion minorites​

Answer 1

Although the term ‘minorities’ is not defined in the Constitution, from the Constituent Assembly Debates, it can be gathered that the Constitution Makers used it to connote numerically vulnerable group in the power respectively. It is submitted, as the state action in the sphere of lower and general education flows from the member of a federal organisation, the numerical test is objective and rationally distinguishes between the dominant and the vulnerable groups. It also conforms to the UN definition of minority, which looks to the minority as a distinctly vulnerable group and to its rights as collective rights. Ever since In re, Kerala Education Bill.Ehe Supreme Court has been applying the numerical test, which poses the question whether the population of a linguistic or religious community claiming the minority status is below 50 per cent of the State population. Accordingly, in D.A.V. College, Bhatinda.Hindu religion was regarded as a minority religion in Punjab of State population.

Answer 2

Answer:

Secularism as a modern political and constitutional principle involves two basic propositions. The first is that people belonging to different faiths and sections of society are equal before the law, the Constitution and government policy. The second requirement is that there can be no mixing up of religion and politics. It follows therefore that there can be no discrimination against anyone on the basis of religion or faith nor is there room for the hegemony of one religion or majoritarian religious sentiments and aspirations. It is in this double sense--no discrimination against anyone on grounds of faith and separation of religion from politics--that our Constitution safeguards secularism, however imperfectly.