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If government denies rights to a group on religious basis this is against what?

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Correct answer: Non discriminatory rights

Rights in a democracy belong to citizens as equal members of the political community. The government cannot remove or reduce a person’s rights merely because of religion. Such treatment classifies people by identity instead of judging them by the same constitutional standards. It is discrimination and can lead to exclusion from public opportunities, protection, or participation. Equal citizenship requires that religious belief or community membership should not decide whether a person receives basic rights.

Option A is correct because it expresses the principle of rights without discrimination. Election date, ballot size, and campaign expense may matter in elections, but they do not address unequal treatment based on religion. A democratic government should protect freedom of belief and apply rights fairly to people of different religions, subject only to lawful and equal rules.

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CivicsReligionNon Discrimination

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