The full text of the historic judgment delivered by the Bangladesh Supreme Court banning religious parties and upholding secularism in that country is here.
Bangladesh Supreme Court bans religious parties
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So what about India? Are the political parties using a loophole in the law to continue hindu, muslim parties or is there no such ban on communal parties in Indian constitution?