What is the correct limit of the Right to Freedom of Religion?

Correct answer: It is exercised within the limits of public order and morality

The correct answer is D. Freedom of religion protects a person’s conscience and the right to profess, practise, and propagate religion, subject to constitutional conditions. It is not an unlimited power to harm others or disturb society. Public order protects peace and safety; morality and other constitutional requirements prevent practices that violate basic legal and social protections. Option A is wrong because religious freedom is not reserved only for the majority; it applies to citizens and respects India’s religious diversity. Option B is wrong because no Fundamental Right is above the Constitution and every right operates within lawful limits. Option C is wrong because one person’s religious freedom cannot automatically cancel another person’s rights. The question asks for a limit, so look for the constitutional balance between individual freedom and public welfare.