Religious freedom provided under the Constitution of India constitutes Freedom to declare religious ...........

Indian Polity Fundamental Rights

Religious freedom, provided under the Constitution of India, constitutes:

Select the correct statement.

1&2 only

2&3 only

2,3&4 only

All of the above

Article 25 says that all persons are equally entitled to freedom of conscience and the right to freely profess, practice and propagate religion.

Freedom of conscience: Inner freedom of an individual to mould his relation with God or Creatures in whatever way he desires.
Right to profess: Declaration of one’s religious beliefs and faith openly and freely.
Right to practice: Performance of religious worship, rituals, ceremonies and exhibition of beliefs and ideas.
Right to propagate: Transmission and dissemination of one’s religious beliefs to others or exposition of the tenets of one’s religion. But, it does not include a right to convert another person to one’s own religion. Forcible conversions impinge on the „freedom of conscience? guaranteed to all the persons alike. Hence all statements are correct.

Source- Laxmikanth, Chapter Fundamental Rights, page 7.15