Hinduism

Islam

Christianity

Buddhism

To promote religious harmony and unity among diverse communities.

To allow individuals to practice their religion without fear of persecution.

To ensure that all religions are treated equally by the government.

To prevent the spread of religious extremism and fundamentalism.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

Indian National Congress (INC)

All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM)

Communist Party of India (Marxist)

A dispute over the ownership of the land on which the mosque was built.

A clash between Hindu and Muslim communities over religious beliefs.

A political campaign to mobilize Hindu voters.

A terrorist attack carried out by extremist groups.

Discrimination in employment and education.

Attacks on religious places of worship.

Political representation.

Access to government benefits.

The separation of religion and state.

The equal treatment of all religions by the government.

The promotion of religious harmony and unity.

The prevention of religious extremism and fundamentalism.

The growth of Hindu fundamentalist organizations.

The increasing influence of religious leaders in politics.

The rise of social media and the spread of misinformation.

The economic liberalization policies of the 1990s.

A political ideology that seeks to establish a Hindu nation.

A religious movement that promotes Hindu values and practices.

A cultural identity that emphasizes the unity of Hindus.

A social movement that works for the upliftment of marginalized Hindu communities.

Religious leaders influencing political decisions.

Political parties using religious symbols and rhetoric to mobilize voters.

Government policies impacting religious practices and beliefs.

Religious festivals and rituals being used for political purposes.

Religious differences between Hindus and Muslims.

Political disagreements between the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League.

Economic disparities between different regions of India.

The British colonial policy of divide and rule.

A variety of religious festivals and celebrations.

Diverse forms of art, music, and dance.

A shared sense of history and heritage.

A common language and script.

The National Commission for Minorities.

The Ministry of Minority Affairs.

The Interfaith Dialogue Forum.

The Supreme Court of India.

Balancing the rights of religious minorities with the majority population.

Preventing the use of religion for political gains.

Promoting religious tolerance and understanding.

Enforcing a uniform civil code.

The harmonious coexistence of different religious communities.

The blending of various cultural traditions and practices.

The promotion of a single, unified culture.

The suppression of minority cultures.

Prohibiting religious parties from contesting elections.

Preventing religious leaders from holding political office.

Banning religious symbols and rhetoric in political campaigns.

Allowing religious leaders to influence government policies.