మతాల్లోకి నినాదాల చొరబాటు అప్పుడే!

[PUBLISHER] reports that political parties in India increasingly use religious slogans to divert voters' attention from real issues like unemployment and inflation.

The article argues that both majority and minority political organizations rely on religious identity for electoral gain and shares historical examples of the All India Muslim League and the Hindu Mahasabha to illustrate this point.

It concludes that these religious politics ultimately serve the interests of the capitalist class.