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Thursday, May 2, 2024

In Bharat, ‘secularism’ stands for the opposite of the concept

“In India, ‘secularism’ stands for the opposite of the concept”, Sunday Guardian Live, July 2, 2023:

“Just as in Turkey, Egypt, the US or the UK, there needs to be a Uniform Civil Code if secularism, equal treatment of those belonging to all faiths, is to be maintained.

Post-Independence India is where those who believe not just in the Two-Nation but in a Multi-Nation Theory consider themselves secular. For such individuals, there is almost nothing in common between citizens belonging to different faiths than their Indian passports.

In every other way, each is looked upon as different from those of other faiths, a premise that is most prevalent where Hindus and Muslims are concerned. Even Barack Obama, hardly an IQ lightweight, believes that Muslims and Hindus in India belong to different ethnicities…..”

Read the full article at Sundayguardianlive.com

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