ARTICLE 28 – Prohibition of Religious Instruction in State-aided Institutions

🟥 ARTICLE 28 – Prohibition of Religious Instruction in State-aided Institutions 🔸 What does Article 28 say? It talks about where religious education can or cannot be given — especially in educational institutions that are: Run by the government, Aided by the government, or Recognised by the government. 🔹 Easy Explanation: 🧾 Clause (1) : ❌ No religious instruction can be given in any educational institution that is fully funded by the government . 🧾 Clause (2) : ✅ Exception – This ban does NOT apply if: The institution is run by the government , but it was established under a religious endowment or trust , and That trust requires religious instruction . 🧾 Clause (3) : ✅ In institutions that are recognised or aided by the government: A student can refuse to attend religious instruction or worship. It’s voluntary , not compulsory. If the student is a minor , the guardian’s consent is required. 🟦 Types of Educational Institutions under Article 28 Type Description Religious Instruction Allowed? (a) Wholly mainta…