Why would India choose to adopt a secular style of government when it first gained independence?

carleykayy | 17:44 Thu 15th Nov 2012 | History

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because it wanted to set itself apart from Pakistan's Muslim government

because it had a diverse population consisting of many different religious and ethnic groups

because it was required to do so by Great Britain as a condition of gaining independence

because the people of India determined through plebiscite that that was the government they desired

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What is India likely to do if Bangladesh experiences widespread, permanent disappearance of much of its land due to rising sea levels?

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FredPuli43

And another. Carley, just give up. If this is homework or for a test you must do your own work.

Duncer

Option 5.

237SJ

Number 2 on that one..

Old_Geezer

Because it had some sense ?

EDDIE51

You need to do a bit of basic research first. When India was granted independence in 1947 Pakistan did not exist it was part of India.
A few hours of 'googling' will answer virtually all your questions.
You need to do it your self how could you be sure we will not give wrong information ?

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