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Which freedom do citizens get in a secular state?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: To follow and practise one’s religion

Correct answer: D — to follow and practise one’s religion. A secular state does not establish one official religion for unequal treatment of citizens. It respects religious freedom and aims to treat people equally, while lawful limits may apply to protect public order, health, and the rights of others. Option A is wrong because secularism does not force everyone to follow one religion. Option B is wrong because changing one’s religion cannot by itself be treated as a reason for punishment in a system that respects freedom of conscience. Option C is wrong because citizens should not lose rights merely because of their religion. Option D is correct because secularism protects the freedom to profess, practise, and follow a religion, along with equal respect for those who follow different religions or no religion. Memory cue: secularism means religious freedom plus equal treatment, not hostility to religion.

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SecularismReligious FreedomEqual TreatmentConstitutional ValuesGuiding Values Of The Indian ConstitutionConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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