You are wrong. The entire structure of a Hindu state - not a mixed state, but a classical Hindu state - is an indistinguishable merging of the religious principles that rule and the state. Religious and administrative principles cannot be separated out. To give you a small example, that is only for the purpose of illustration, a judge is addressed as Dharmavatar, avatar of Dharma. The choice of a ruler is strictly prescribed, his anointing and accession to the throne is laid down in clear principles, and so on down to the smallest detail of daily life.
There is no Church in Hindu thought, but there is religion, in copious amounts, and it is this that is mingled with the state.
I state this for your edification; for myself, I abhor the Church and religion, and object strongly to their several or collective interference with the state. I am a secularist of the French persuasion, not the Indian; ALL religions should be kept outside public life, rather than the Indian and British models of ALL religions being embraced in public life.
There is no misrepresentation of Hindutva. This is a ghastly import of purely western authoritarian thought of the fascist school, that subordinates religion to the service of the state, and subordinates the state to the service of a religion, to the exclusion of individual human rights and freedom.
Please be clear that my distaste is for the Hindutva concept. Hinduism is as good or as bad as any other religion, perhaps, due to its general tolerance and inclusion, better than most, ranking with Buddhism and the Sikh system of faith. But Hindutva is disgusting.
In passing, might I mention that you have achieved neither the moral nor the intellectual stature to certify what I may or may not do.
Your last sentence needed saying.
Apparently a "big shit" elsewhere. Mallu Sanghi central.
Cheers, Doc