In fact, I was born into Hindu culture, grew up a Christian and then converted to Judaism, and the one who prefers the prayer system of Islam. I like Sikhs and Jains very much. What religion am I now? I am Indian because I was born in India. Do I know any sign other than human?
If the identity of a religion in my name does not recognize me as a citizen, the Constitution of this country is just a book to read. Why should I, who was born a citizen by birth, be separated by religious identity? Why is justice denied to me? I feel this now in many ways. I can give many examples of this as a personal victim.
If I give a voice to the rights of the common people, if I give a voice to the environment, that right will be denied to me, I will be oppressed, because my name is either Christian name or Muslim name or Sikh name.
It is those very few upper castes in the majority of the population who think of oppressing many in India. If we oppose them they will unite the entire majority community for themselves in the name of religion. Governments will obey them. Laws will be passed as they wish. India's secular concept is "Unity in diversity" but now "Diversity in Unity"
and "Discrimination in Unity" are raising by these fringe groups

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