47% of Indian youth and Teenagers are Muslims! and they are considered minorities with billions worth of financial assistance!

According to new census data of 2011, Muslims in the country have the highest proportion of children and teenagers among all religions. 47 %of the children and teenagers are Muslims, 40 %are Hindus and 29 percent are Jains, the report said.

The report also said that there are trends of declining proportion of children and increasing share of elderly across all religious communities.

In August last year, the census data on religion had shown that the Muslim community had registered a moderate 0.8 percent growth to touch 17.22 crore in the 10-year period between 2001 and 2011, up from 13.8 crore, while Hindu population had shown a decline by 0.7 percent at 96.63 crore during the period.

The data had also said that the Christian population is 2.78 crore (2.3 percent), Sikh 2.08 crore (1.7 percent), Buddhist 0.84 crore (0.7 percent), Jain 0.45 crore (0.4 percent), Other religions and persuasions (ORP) 0.79 crore (0.7 percent) and religion not stated 0.29 crore (0.2 percent).

Reference link:

http://www.firstpost.com/india/latest-census-data-shows-youth-surge-nearly-41-of-indias-population-is-below-the-age-of-20-2581730.html

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Most of secular countries have banned polygamy, India allows Polygamy for Muslims only

World Polygamy abolition status

  Polygamy permitted and practiced

  Legal status unknown or ambiguous

  Polygamy generally illegal, but practice not fully criminalised

  Secular countries where Polygamy fully outlawed/abolished and practice fully criminalized

India - Polygamy allowed for Muslims only

A majority of the world's secular countries (more than 98%) and nearly all of the world's developed nations do not permit polygamy, and there have been calls for the abolition of polygyny in many developing countries, India violating secular principals, permits polygamy for Muslims alone. Even Indonesia being largest Muslim country has banned polygamy for Muslim civil servants.

Polygamy remains legal for Muslims under the terms of The Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act of 1937, as interpreted by the All India Muslim Personal Law Board" According to the 1961 census (the last census to record such data), polygamy was actually less prevalent among Indian Muslims (5.7%) than among several other religious groups

Though Hinduism accepts both monogamy (single wife at a time with reference to Lord Rama) and polygamy (with reference to Lord Krishna who had 8 wifes), Indian Judiciary does not allow polygamy for Hindus and permits polygamy for Muslims which contradicts secularism

A sample list of countries having polygamy banned:

Country	Date	Prohibition type
United States	July 1862	Morrill Anti-Bigamy Act, which made polygamy a misdemeanor offense in US territories and other areas where the federal government has exclusive jurisdiction.
United States	March 1882	Edmunds Act, which reinforced Morrill by making polygamy a felony in the jurisdictions covered by Morrill; also prohibited "bigamous" or "unlawful cohabitation" as a misdemeanor offense, which removed the need to prove that actual marriages had occurred in order to obtain convictions on polygamy related charges.
Turkestan ASSR(modern Kyrgyzstan)	October 1921	Outlaws polygamy[49]
Thailand	October 1935	Outlaws polygamy; polygamous marriage[50]
North Vietnam(modern Vietnam)	October 1950	Outlaws polygamy
Syria	1953	Restrictions on polygamous marriage[39]
India	1955	India allows polygamy for Muslims only. Outlaws polygamy; polygamous marriages (No pollygamy for Hindus)[51].
Tunisia	1956	Ban on polygamy; polygamous marriages[52]
Iraq	1959	Ban on polygamy; polygamous marriage[39]
Côte d'Ivoire	1964	New penal code outlaws polygamy; polygamous marriages (upholds existing)
British Hong Kong (modern Hong Kong)	1971	Outlaws polygamy[53]
Eritrean People's Liberation Front(modern Eritrea)	1977	Outlaws polygamy; polygamous marriage (districts under Sharia exempt)[54]
Egypt	1979	Restrictions on polygamous marriage; ease of divorce laws[52]
Egypt	1985	Restrictions on polygamous marriage (less liberal)[52]
France	1993	Outlaws family reunion for polygamist immigrants[55]
Uganda	December 2003	Outlaws polygamy[56]
Morocco	2003	Restrictions on polygamous marriage[52]
Benin	August 2004	New penal code outlaws polygamy; polygamous marriages (upholds existing)[57]
Morocco	February 2005	Restrictions on polygamous marriage (heavy restrictions)[58]
Uganda	July 2005	Outlaws polygamy[59]
Indonesia	2007	Bans civil servants from living polygamously[60]
Morocco	May 2008	Restrictions on polygamous marriage (heavy restrictions)[citation needed]
Uganda	June 2008	Outlaws polygamy[56]
Iraqi Kurdistan	Nov. 2008	Abolishes polygamy except in selective circumstances[61]
Mayotte	March 2009	Mahoran status referendum, 2009 (passage abolishes polygamy)[62]
Turkey	May 2009	Disallows polygamists from immigrating into the country[63]
Indonesia	July 2009	Restrictions on polygamous marriage[64]
Namibia	July 2009	Ban on polygamy & polygamous customary marriages

Reference:

http://www.newdelhi.msz.gov.pl/resource/e75c9c6a-42be-465e-822d-29bc1d01cc1d:JCR

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_polygamy

http://indiankanoon.org/doc/1325952/

Child marriage prohibiition act in India not applicable for Muslims

Nine Muslim organizations in Kerala led by Indian Union Muslim League resolved on September 21 to move the Supreme Court to get Muslim women excluded from the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act of 2006. According to the Muslim leaders the law violates their fundamental right to practise their religion and follow Islamic Personal law which does not prescribe a minimum marital age. "No minimum age can be imposed on us as we have the right to follow our Personal law" said Bappu Musaliar, Chairman State Haj Committee.

Gujarat High court tries to ammend the act and make it special for Muslims. According to Gujurat high court, Muslim girls can marry after 15 years of age, while other religion girls cannot marry before they complete 18 years.

Reference:
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/muslim-groups-want-minimum-marital-age-scrapped/1/311127.html

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/2238321.stm

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/muslim-marital-age-muslim-women-indian-union-muslim-league-cpi-m-criticises/1/311284.html

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/Wakf-Board-bristles-at-women-panels-advice-on-child-marriages/articleshow/20825619.cms?referral=PM

Gujurat High Court decision:

http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/muslim-girl-can-marry-once-she-completes-15-years-of-age-gujarat-high-court-709201

http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/ahmedabad/prohibition-of-child-marriage-act-to-prevail-over-personal-laws-hc/

India is 3rd largest Muslim country with highes mosques in world and Muslims are considered Minorities

India being 3rd largest Muslim country has highest number of mosques in world and Muslims are still minorities for sickular benefits. And as per research thousands of temples were forcefully converted to Mosques during Muslim rule and invasion.This is a list of mosques in India. India has more than 300,000 active mosques, which is more than any other country, including Muslim world. References are provided below.

Reference:
http://www.hindustanbooks.com/pdfs/10120488-Hindu-TemplesWhat-Happend-to-Them-by-Sita-Ram-Goel.pdf
http://newseastwest.com/multicultural-india-has-more-mosques-than-any-muslim-country/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mosques_in_India

Hindu minority states do not have sickular(minority) privileges for Hindus, instead these states have sickular privileges for Muslims and Chrsitians

There as been no sickular benefits (minority benefits) for these states where Hindus are minorities.Here is the statistical representation.
 

State	Hindu%	Muslim%	Christian%
State - MIZORAM	2.7	1.4	87.2
State - LAKSHADWEEP	2.8	96.6	0.5
State - NAGALAND	8.7	2.5	87.9
State - MEGHALAYA	11.5	4.4	74.6
State - JAMMU & KASHMIR	28.4	68.3	0.3
State - ARUNACHAL PRADESH	29.0	2.0	30.3
State - PUNJAB	38.5	1.9	1.3
State - MANIPUR	41.4	8.4	41.3
State - KERALA	54.7	26.6	18.4

Reference:

http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011census/C-01/DDW00C-01%20MDDS.XLS