No man among my subjects has been favoured, molested, or disquieted, by reason of his religious belief or worship.
John Morley: “No man among my subjects has been favoured, molested, or disquieted, by reason of his religious belief or worship.”
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Morley guarantees that no individual in India is discriminated against due to their religious beliefs.
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