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Question

Under the Constitution of India restriction on freedom of religion cannot be placed on the ground of­

Options

  • Morality

  • Social justice

  • Health

  • Public order

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Solution

Social justice

Explanation:

Article 25 of the constitution of India states restrictions on freedom of religion be place on the ground on public order, morality, and health. There is no ground for social justice.   

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