Which statement shows the secular significance of Fundamental Rights?

Correct answer: The state gives equal freedom to citizens of all religions

Answer: A, the state gives equal freedom to citizens of all religions. Secularism in the constitutional sense means that the state does not establish a preferred religion for unequal treatment and that people are free to follow, practise and profess religion subject to lawful limits. Equal religious freedom protects both majority and minority citizens. Option A expresses this principle because it gives the same basic freedom to people of different faiths. Option B contradicts secular equality by preferring one religion. Option C is wrong because citizenship cannot be made dependent on religious identity in this principle. Option D is wrong because freedom of religion is not a privilege limited to the majority. The question asks for the secular significance of Fundamental Rights, so focus on equal treatment rather than on the popularity of any religion. Memory cue: secularism means equal respect and freedom for every religion, not special privilege for one.