Communalism occurs when religious identity becomes the primary source of division and conflict in society, often leading to tensions between different religious groups. It can manifest in forms where the interests of one religious group are seen as being in conflict with those of other groups, often leading to social strife, violence, and discrimination.
Thus, when religious identity overrides everything else, it leads to communalism.
List-I | List-II |
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(A) Sikhs | (I) 2.3% |
(B) Buddhists | (II) 1.9% |
(C) Christians | (III) 0.8% |
(D) Jains | (IV) 0.4% |