In the country, when you fill a form in any school, college or job, details of caste and religion have to be given in it. However, if you want to renounce caste and religion, then you can get a certificate without caste and without religion. But the question is how can you get a certificate without caste and religion. Today we will tell you about it.
Caste and religion column
From enrolling children in school to getting government documents made and government job forms, you have to give details of your caste and religion. Almost all government and non-government forms have a column to give information about caste and religion. Not only this, if you avail the benefit of reservation under the reservation system of the country, then you also have to provide caste certificate. However, today there are many people who are renouncing their religion and caste and getting ‘No Caste, No Religion’ certificate made.
caste certificate
From taking admission in school-college to government jobs and many other places, candidates often have to give caste certificate. Not only this, candidates without caste certificate do not even get the benefit of reservation. However, any candidate can apply for caste certificate at the tehsil of his district. But the question is that if you renounce your caste and religion, then from where can you get the certificate for it.
No Caste and No Religion Certificate
Today many people in the country are abandoning their caste and religion. Not only this, to prove this the person is also being made to get a certificate stating No Caste and No Religion. Today we will tell you where this certificate is made and how you can apply for it.
You can apply to the District Magistrate
Let us tell you that any person can apply for the certificate irrespective of caste and religion at the District Magistrate’s office. After which that person has to fill the form and submit it to the District Magistrate’s office. After this process, the District Magistrate, after verifying all the certificates, gives ‘No Caste, No Religion’ certificate to the applicant.
Constitution gives the right to No Caste and No Religion
Let us tell you that the Indian Constitution gives any person the right to live free from caste and religion. In fact, according to Article 25 of the Constitution, people have the full right to change their religion and also to be free from caste. According to Indian State Act 19-(1) (A), if someone wants to remain separate from any religion, then there is a provision to remain separate. Under this, a person can demand ‘No Caste, No Religion’ certificate from the administration.
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