Post- independence it was unanimously said in constituent assembly that India will be a secular country. India has never divided anything in regards of religion.
In India many people believe in God( whoever they be Shree Ram, allah etc.) and they fear to commit any sins in the name of religion. They think that their deeds are judged by God and they will be punished accordingly. This belief has released much burden on administration due to comparatively less crime. Sometimes government also maintains distance in interfering in the matters of religion and even they support also as in the case sikhs are allowed with turban without helmet while driving motorcycle.
However in recent times with the advent of BJP in power religion is possessing threat for administration. Even government is also silent on this issue. In the name of Lord Ram, mob lynching has increased. No doubt cow has got important place in the heart of Hindus but killing people in the name of cow is never justifying. These are increasing crimes and challenging administration of the secular India.
In the last parliament session(pre- election), a bill was introduced which say s India will give citizenship to non-muslims illegal migrants of our neighbouring country. Is this inequality fair in secular country? At one hamd our apex court is trying to put equality in access of Sabrimala temple where menstruating women were denied while on the other government is dividing people on the basis of muslims and non-muslims.
At the end, every religion is best and people should have heart to heart connection irrespective of their religion and most importantly humanity should be kept above all.
amit kumar 