Social Sciences, asked by gur6, 1 year ago

why is sacularism important for india

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Answered by sujan23

The resultant tension led to the partition of the country in the name of religion.Secularism is important for India because it regulates the relation between the State and various religious groups on the principle of equality that the State shall not discriminate against any religion.

Answered by Pinkiadhero

Secularism is important for India because it regulates the relation between the State and various religious groups on the principle of equality that the State shall not discriminate against any religion.

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