Freedom of religion in indias Constitution:Sabarimala judgement
Religion is a very volatile issue in India and therefore India Constitution seeks to ensure state neutrality in the matter of religion. State government will neither propagate the religion or prohibit the religion. As per indias Constitution state has no preferred religion but in order to protect religion state may interfere that interference should be logical, legitimate and as per constitutional values. Article 25 to 28 give freedom of religion. Citizens/ all persons residing in India, protection of religion. As per article 25 to 28 indias Constitution provide religious freedom to all religious an act the same time. It is expected from state that interference is going to be constitutionally correct or all religion are treated a like by the state and equal protection should be provided all the religion by the state itself. Article 25- freedom of conscience, freedom of propagation and practice of religious. Freedom of religion means article 25(1) subjected to public morality and a...