55% Yes |
45% No |
41% Yes |
38% No |
14% Yes, everyone should be governed by the same law |
5% No, minority groups should have the freedom to practice their own customs and traditions |
2% No, and we should do more to help protect the cultures of minority groups |
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Unique answers from India users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
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With a general uniformity, there rights should be protected.
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No, but the government should still give minority group some degree of autonomy such that other groups aren't discriminated against.
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Only if they are actually discriminated against. Also, they shouldn't be able to exploit these codes.
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No, but it should make sure that the minority groups do not impose their customs and traditions on others
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Protection should be done at instances which helps our economy and assimilates a sense of love and peace, but if extremist ideas which violate feelings and interests of other communities rationally are done, they should be judged in the court.
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I don’t entirely removing religious customs is the solution but just ensuring that they align with basic features of the constitution and rationality
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