Which article of the Indian Constitution guarantees freedom of religion, reflecting the principle of secularism?
Answer
Article 25
The correct answer is Article 25 — Select the option that matches Article 25.
Step-by-step solution
- Identify the constitutional provision that deals with freedom of conscience and religion.
- Recall that Article 25 specifically guarantees the right to freely profess, practice and propagate religion.
- Confirm that this right embodies the secular character of the state.
- Select the option that matches Article 25.
Common mistake: Choosing Article 14 (equality) or Article 19 (speech) instead of Article 25.
Concept tested: Freedom of religion article
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