India needs to follow a comprehensive policy toward protect secularism: A critical analysis

Abstract

Ideology of Secularism was framed by India's freedom fighters and legislators based on the location, structure and types of India's culture and religion for protect multi-people interests. Basically, India is a country where diversified people are living with diversified interest and happiness.The government and its policy should be guardian of all religion without creating stumbling blocks to interest and welfare any religion habits, customs and convention.Because, once this formula was broken by an any anti-social elements or wrong government policy it would be highly and deadly dangerous to secularism and India's integrity. To avoid these kinds of forth coming dangerous of anti-secularism activities from the any community and political parties, the government needs to adhere strictly a common wheel polices and approaches irrespective of the caste, class and religion.The vision of India's ancestor on secularism is to make a pivotal parts of India's government that should be looked frequently by the ruler and administrator to ensure the integrity of India and protect secular identity of various people. This type of oversee attitudes of ruler and administrator makes people to feel that they are part and parcel of multi religious country of India without socio, economic and political draw backs. In India there are lot of anti-secularism and minority violence are increasing from the government side instead of arising from the people side.In old days policies were legislated for integrate people interest for maintain ideology of secularism. The present government is treating and enacting policy against the secularism and minority communities on account of minority people could not do any think against majority community. Therefore this study has been focusing on importance of secularism for the integration of India's in future as well as at present and suggests to accommodate minorities’ interests and stop killing them in India.