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in india can the state discriminate against a citizen on the ground of their religion?

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No. India is a secular country where all citizens have the right to practice and profess any religion of their choice. Hence, the state cannot discriminate against any citizen on the basis of their religion.

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Q. Article 15 (1) of Constitution prohibits the State to discriminate against citizens on the grounds only on ____________.

Q. Which of the following articles specifies that the state shall not discriminate against any citizen based on gender, caste, race, religion and place of birth alone?

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Q. Identify the parameters on which the state must not discriminate against its citizens.

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Reason [R]: India is a secular and a democratic nation.

Read the above given statements and select the option that is true.

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