Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Mayawati Welcomes Assurance on 'Secularism' in Constitution
Mayawati, a political leader, is happy that the government said they won't remove the word 'secularism' from the Constitution.
'Secularism' means treating all religions equally.
The government clarified that there is no plan to change this.
Mayawati believes this is good because the Constitution aims to ensure everyone is treated fairly.
She hopes the government keeps its promise.
Mayawati welcomed the Union Law Minister's statement regarding 'secularism'.
The Union Law Minister stated there's no government plan to remove 'secularism' from the Preamble.
Mayawati described the assurance as appropriate and commendable.
The assurance is seen as a relief for the BSP and those against changes to the Constitution.
Mayawati hopes the government remains firm on its commitment to upholding the Constitution.
- Who
- Mayawati and the Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal
- What
- Mayawati welcomed the government's assurance against removing 'secularism' from the Constitution.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- India
- Why
- Mayawati believes the assurance upholds the Constitution's values of equality and diversity.
Supporters of Secularism
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Value
Supporters of Secularism
Believe in equal respect for all religions.
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- Political Figure
- Mayawati
- Government Position
- Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal
- Key Term Discussed
- 'Secularism'
- Government Stance
- No plan to remove 'secularism'
