Correct answer: (a) standing respectfully during the National Anthem without singing is protected under Article 25.
Explanation
Option A is correct because the Supreme Court held in the Bijoe Emmanuel Case (1986) that standing respectfully during the National Anthem without singing does not violate the law and is protected under freedom of religion and conscience (Article 25). Options B, C, and D are factually incorrect and misrepresent constitutional jurisprudence.
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