Which of the following statements about India's Constitution is wrong?

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Prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion

Gives official status to one religion

Provides to all individuals freedom to profess any religion

Ensures equality of citizens within religious communities

answer is B.

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Detailed Solution

India's Constitution Gives official status to one religion. This statement is wrong.
Freedom of religion in India is an essential right assured through Article 25 to Article 28 of the Constitution of India. Modern India gained independence in 1947, and the preamble was amended in 1976. The Preamble of India states that India is a secular state. Every citizen of India has a right to exercise and sell their faith peacefully. The Constitution of India has not given an official title to any religion. In a secular state, there is no official religion. All religions are given equal respect and freedom, and the state has no role in religious matters.

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