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Vande Mataram row puts secularism, conscience and penal law to the test

T M Krishna's challenge to the six-stanza mandate raises questions over secularism, freedom of conscience and whether respectful non-participation can attract penal consequences

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Vande Mataram row puts secularism, conscience and penal law to the test
T M Krishna's challenge to the six-stanza mandate raises questions over secularism, freedom of conscience and whether respectful non-participation can attract penal consequences
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