Edited sentence: Christians are also given separate standards for divorce (which is more difficult for them than it is for Hindus).Followers contend that in a secular democracy it makes little sense to allow Muslims, for example, to marry more than once, but prosecute Hindus or Christians for doing the same.Muslims are also funded for the Hajj, a pilgrimage to Mecca and subsidies for their relgious schools Madrasa.Not only are Hindus not accorded any special privilages despite being the majority, they are even made to pay for subsidies to Muslims and Christians pilgrimages and religious education.The amended laws, more in tune with the Shariat, reduced the rights that divorced Muslim women previously had.The amendment of the Indian constitution by Rajiv Gandhi to overturn a Supreme Court judgment under pressure from the conservative Muslims incensed the Hindutva supporters.While Hindus claim they are accorded no similar privilege for their own pilgrimages or relgious schools by the Government of India