Inter-relation between religion and politics : 

Since ancient times, religion and politics have been correlated. The fundamental element of politics is to rule in accordance with policy. The policy is that, which is nurtured by moral values and the highest religious conventions. According to Dr Ram Manohar Lohia, ‘Areas of religion and politics are different, but their roots are common.’ Religion is long-term politics, whereas politics is short-term religion. The duty of religion is to render good and its devotion, whereas the duty of politics is to fight the evil and damn it.

When politics and religion have negative tango, problems do erupt. B. Russel and E.M. Foster say that politics on the name of religion always gives to malice and struggle. After World War-II, many rulers announced specific religion as state-religion. Under the veil of religion, emphires were extended, which were followed by wars. In the last two thousand years, there have been bloody struggles. In late 20th century, a massive terrorist activities are being witnessed. Their main goal is to prove supremacy of religion. India’s neighbour in its live example.

In 21st century, there originated such classes in society, which are grossly impacted by religions bigotry. Mere, for fulfilling their vested interests, administrative class and religious masters have used politics and religion by their own distinct ways. When pompousness and selfishness enters into religion, human gets derailed from its path and it becomes a curse for the society. In fact, logical blend of religion and politics play a conduct for human good, whereas in contrary circumstances, the objects of the both stand mired. Religion and politics should play their roles in their related fields and obviously, there will not be its misuse. There should be a dignified contact between religion and politics. The practice of policy-studded religion and religion studded politics is a must for establishment of world peace.