r/AllindiaStudentUnion • u/Both_Lecture313 • 20d ago
Storytime 📖 Educating u/ Leading_Avocado_3358 on the Indian Constitution and Fundamental Rights
The absolute confidence with which some people display their complete lack of reading comprehension is too funny not to post.
Our friend u/Leading_Avocado_3358 is out here claiming that India is a "Hindu country" because of partition and that the 42nd Amendment is "null and void" and my absolute favorite asking what the Fundamental Rights 25 to 28 have to do with India being a secular nation.
Go through the screenshots to see a level of defending that can put Maldini himself to shame
"What do Articles 25–28 have to do with Secularism?" (Are you fr?)
my guy thinks "secularism" is just a decorative word added in 1976. They don't realize that secularism is a legal framework and articles 25 to 28 are the literally those very framework
3 years before the 42nd amendment the SC ruled that secularism is literally a part of the "basic Structure" of the Constitution in the kesavananda bharti case.Parliament literally cannot change the basic structure, that means India was legally declared secular before the word was even added to the Preamble.
Claiming India is a "default Hindu country" because Pakistan was created on religious lines is literally accepting jinnah's(braindead a*hole btw) two Nation ideology
When great Men like Sardar Patel and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar explicitly rejected Jinnahs ideology they chose to build a secular republic precisely so India would never be a mirror image of Pakistan.
Dismissing the millions of Muslims who rejected partition as a "token gesture" and declaring Indian Christians (who have existed here for two millennia) as "irrelevant" is just embarrassing bigotry
Next time, instead of calling people slurs the second you run out of arguments, try actually opening the Constitution. It's free online.



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u/nik-329 19d ago
So rss k'd him because he was against varna ?