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What should be the basis of law-making in a secular state?
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Correct answer: Equal rights of all citizens and public interest
In a secular state laws are based on equality and the interest of all citizens. Exam tip: connect law-making with equal citizenship.
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Equal rights of all citizens and public interest
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In a secular state laws are based on equality and the interest of all citizens. Exam tip: connect law-making with equal citizenship.
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This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right to Freedom of Religion.
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