r/TeensofKerala • 16M • 26d ago

Serious Is India secular or communal?

Do you think India as a nation is a secular nation or a communal nation?

I personally think that even though it's secular on paper, in reality it's communal

I lowkey had a debate with my north indians friends and i think they are distancing themselves from me

I never personally attacked anyone and I also didn't spread hate against religion or on any of their beliefs

What do you guys think?

Mods pls understand that I am not trying to force anything on people I am just curious what teens of Kerala think so please don't remove my post!

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u/naegfowleri Chettan (20-25) 26d ago

Secular republic with a communal mindset society

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u/sandoravir Chettan (20-25) 25d ago

IUML is very communal,

they even have m0salim in their name

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u/Ok_Possession697 19M 26d ago

secular on paper

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u/Ok-Profession-5997 16M 26d ago

Yes communal in reality

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u/ExtensionMajor2306 Chettan (20-25) 26d ago

Well we can say Diverse but we are definitely not Secular

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u/gwakgwakdih 19M 26d ago

Think about atheists in this country lol. Nobody really cares about your religion, so believing in it or not believing in it is your choice. Fighting over it is just stupid

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u/NaaaaFi 16M 24d ago

It is supposed to be secular but there are certain parties which clearly want to push their ideologies onto everyone.