Supreme Court judge, Justice Sanjay Kumar, observed that the State must show obvious transparency and fairness while dealing with issues involving religious oppression and secularism.
Though India’s brand of secularism means the State should remain neutral about all religions and faiths, the men and women who work the machinery of governance belong to different communities and religions, the judge said, indicating that the men and women who work
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