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- The Indian State distances itself from the religion and it is not rules by a religious group & nor does it support any one religion.
- Equal respect is given to all the religions. In order to prevent domination by one particular community, the state may interfere in the religion.
- State may interfere in the religion to ensure that all the religions are treated equally.
- Sometimes, the State may have to intervene in the religion based on ‘personal laws’ of the communities to ensure that laws relating to equal inheritance are protec
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