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“India is a secular nation “ Explain.
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View full question & answer→The Government of India does not conform to the norms of any particular religion or sect.
- Citizens are not discriminated on the basis of their faith, sect or religion .
- Every citizen of the country is free to follow the religion of his /her choice.
- The Indian government is neutral in religious matters.
- Thus , it is said that “India is a secular nation”.
- The Constitution of India has declared India as secular country.
- The Constitution has given religious fredom as a fundamental right to all citizens.