India, Jan. 17 -- There exists a persistent global narrative, often shaped by selective voices and selective facts, that seeks to cast doubts on the condition of minorities in India. Yet, governance is best assessed not through perception or rhetoric, but through outcomes. On the ground, India's record reflects constitutional assurance translated into institutional action, where minority rights are not merely articulated but actively ensured. Instances like Haj Management by the Government of India clearly illustrate this reality.

In fact, in India, minority rights are not confined to declarations or academic discourse. They are exercised visibly and meaningfully. The facilitation of Haj, one of the most important religious obligations f...