Question

The implication of secularism in the Indian Constitution is ______________.

• A. Opposition to all religions
• B. Banning of religious conversion by law
• C. Non-discrimination on the basis of one's creed
• D. Legal prohibition of communal parties

Answer 1

The correct option is C Non-discrimination on the basis of one's creed

Secularism in India meant equal respect for all religions and cultures and non-interference of religion in the government affairs. Also, according to the Indian Constitution no discrimination will be made on the basis of caste, creed, gender and class. Similarly all citizens of India irrespective of one’s religion, caste or gender have right to vote. According to articles 14 to 21 all will enjoy same rights without any discrimination on any ground.