Learning Summary:

A.)In the politics of India, the polarization of society to determine the rights of citizens, voting referendums, and the

legitimacy of governance made Hindu-Muslims ethnically diverse but, the assimilation of these two groups caused

the development of communal violence that depicted preferential treatment by the political parties, in authority BJP -

Bharatiya Janata Party, a right-wing organization. In the lesson, the systemic integration of these religions was the
fate of the BJP's rule of order that encouraged Hindutva, as a way of government.

B.)Interfaith marriages, or "mixed marriages" suffered consequences of differentiation that shows sign of

distinctiveness, with a struggle attached to the backs of this natural selection to the right of marriage dispursed the

culture into a social concept that blends into implicit bias. Even though, the growth of exogamy brought importance,

in the role of support between both groups that eventually led to intercaste marriages, the fight to secularize the
people of India drew attention to Hindutva that kept astray the intention of ethno-nationalism.

C. Hinduism, the identity of Hindu nationalism, a form of religious belief intermingled with migration of
Muslims, diverted the public affairs of Muslims.