alleryHow does the Constitution allow the state to intervene in religious matters?
ATo force a faith
BTo ensure equality
CTo close temples
DTo tax religions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. To ensure equality
The state may intervene in religion to ensure equality within communities, which is why untouchability is banned.
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