Hindu Phobic Legislation: Threat to Humanitarian

Among the hallmark achievements of the modern civilisation is the realisation and dissemination of knowledge that rights to life, liberty and security of persons are primary inherent and inalienable to every human being irrespective of individual’s race, nationality, economic status along with manmade discriminations. India, despite of all the diversified cultural fabrics in the preamble the grundnorm pledged to maintain the essence of secularism. Being a secular nation, India has developed personal codified legislations governing the particular religions. The anti-Hindu sentiment which articulates, advances, and amplifies hatred against Hinduism and Hindus is known as Hindu phobia. This write-up attempts to bring out the contemporaneous of the topic and acknowledge the Hindu phobic provisions and legislations in the nation, specifically the Right to Education and Article 30 of our constitution. Lastly it alludes the issue of ‘Love Jihad’ as a threat to humanitarians along with the stance of India in UN.