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Constitution Of India 1949
25. Freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of religion
(1) Subject to public ... this Part, all persons are equally entitled to freedom of conscience and the right freely to profess, practise and propagate
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Constitution. The impugned enactment does not curtail the
freedom of conscience and the right freely to profess,
practise and propagate ... thought, expression, belief
faith and worship". The freedom of conscience and the Right
to profess, propagate and practise religion guaranteed
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respondents 1 and 2 infringed the freedom of conscience and
religious freedom guaranteed to the petitioners under Article ... Constitution.
6. The freedom of conscience and the religious freedom guaranteed under
our Constitution are dealt with by a group
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purpose the fulfilment of
individual liberty of conscience guaranteed by Art
25(1) and sought to implement ... guarantee under the Constitution not only
protects the freedom of opinion, but also acts
done in pursuance of such religious
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violation of the fundamental right to freedom
of conscience and freely to profess, practice and propagate
religion. Therefore, the judgment ... right. Art. 25(1) guarantees to all persons freedom of
conscience and the right freely to profess, practise and
propagate
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concerned
with the right of a person to freedom of conscience but is only
concerned with a question ... profess, practise and propagate religion was that freedom of conscience
be supplemented by freedom of unhampered expression of spiritual
conviction
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freedom not only to
entertain such religious belief, as may be approved of by his judgment and
conscience, but also
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freedom of speech, right to dissent and
freedom of conscience and is, therefore, unconstitutional as
destructive of a basic feature ... freedom of
speech, right to dissent and freedom of conscience as the provisions
of the Tenth Schedule seek to penalize
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persons are equally entitled to
have the freedom of conscience and shall have the right to profess,
practise and propagate ... learned author further observed:
"freedom of thought and conscience, freedom of worship and religion,
and freedom of speech and expression
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here reads as follows:
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"25. Freedom of conscience and free profession,
practice and propagation of religion.--(1) Subject ... this Part, all persons are
equally entitled to freedom of conscience and
the right freely to profess, practice and
propagate
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