In 2001,a 12-year-old Sikh boy was banned from carrying his kirpan (a ceremonial dagger worn under his clothing)to school.Why did the Supreme Court uphold his right to carry his kirpan?

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The Supreme Court upheld the Sikh boy's right to carry his kirpan as it demonstrated respect for freedom of religion and protection of minorities. The kirpan is a religious symbol for Sikhs and is an important component of their faith. Allowing him to wear it was a recognition of his right to practice his religion freely.

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