X narrates the story of a YZ religion during an election campaign. He promises to protect YZ religion and ignores other sets of religions. Is this the right approach to campaign for elections?

Yes, X can discuss whatever he wants.

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No, it will hurt the sentiments of government.

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Yes, leaders have to protect a group of society.

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No, X cannot appeal for votes based on religion.

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Solution

The correct option is D No, X cannot appeal for votes based on religion.
Politicians influenced by communal ideology base their election campaigns on religion. If X talks about only YZ religion and tries to gain votes based on this, then it is not considered as the correct way. X cannot appeal for votes based on religion.

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