How constitutional is anti faith bill?

25. Freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of religion

my friend has just given a reply and i thanked him for his thoughtful reply. now some question arises from this reply.

my friend says that Profession of Religion is subject to these conditions i.e. Public Order, Morality and Health. this means those religion which harms Public Order, Morality and Health'should not be practiced and those that do not harm should be encouraged. fine. that should be. but how religion harms Public Order, Morality and Health'according to my learned friend?

when false leaders - those who promise to get things done through supernatural powers claimed to be possessed by them then the religion to which these leader belong damage Public Order, Morality and Health according my learned friend. now lets look at the bill. the bill is targeted to only aghori practices which is a large part of hinduism. now aghoris do claim that they possess supernatural powers and with that they claim that they can do miracle and thus harms our Public Order, Morality and Health according to my learned friend. so it is good and constitutional to ban them.

but are the aghoris the only one that preaches miracle? aren't there christians performing miraculous cure each day following their lord jesus christ? aren't there muslim imams saying that by reciting ayats from koran one can even heal deadly diseases which modern science cannot heal? aren't there satya sai baba who claim to perform miracle by using his bibhuti? are these practices not harming Public Order, Morality and Health'?

why then only aghoris are targeted by this bill? why not other religion? or is there any political strategy of abolishing hinduism gradually? how equal then this anti faith bill?

i don't think anti faith bill is constitutional because the pramble of the constitution says that it secure for all citizens equality of status and opportunity. this means that all citizens should be treated equally. this bill only abolish right of hindu to worship their gods on the ground of harming Public Order, Morality and Health'. it says nothing about miraculous practise of other religion on the same ground.