Legal Status of Jainism As A Distinct Religion in India - List of States in Which Jains Have Been Declared As Minority

List of States in Which Jains Have Been Declared As Minority

  1. Maharashtra (which has the largest population of Jains in India)
  2. Karnataka
  3. Madhya Pradesh
  4. Rajasthan, (which has the second largest population of jains in India)
  5. Uttar Pradesh
  6. Chhattisgarh
  7. Jharkhand
  8. Delhi
  9. Uttaranchal
  10. West Bengal
  11. Andhra Pradesh

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