Which of the following religious practices is/are the essential religious practices as defined by Supreme Court of India?

Tandava dance of Ananda Marga Faith.

Sacrifice of a cow on the occasion of Id.

Exclusion of women from dargahs.

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Allahabad High Court in 1957 ruled that bigamy cannot be considered an integral part of the Hindu religion, and another Supreme Courtjudgment in 1958 holding that the sacrifice of a cow on the occasion of Id was not an essential religious practice for Muslims.
In 2016, the Bombay High Court permitted women to enter the sanctum sanctorum of the Haji Ali Dargah. The exclusion of women from dargahs was not an “essential feature” of Islam.
In Sardar Syedna Taher Saifuddin Saheb vs the State of Bombay, 1962, A five-judge, with a majority of 4:1, upheld the right and power of the head priest of the Dawoodi Bohra community to excommunicate members.
In Acharya Jagadisharananda (Tandava Dance), 2004, the Supreme Court ruled that Tandava dance was not an essential practice of the Ananda Marga faith.
In Shayara Bano (Triple Talaq), 2017, the Supreme Court held that Triple Talaq was against the basic tenets of the Qur\'an and violative of the Shariat.
In Sabarimala, 2018 case, a five-bench bench ruled that the ban on women aged 10-50 from entering the Sabarimala Temple was not an essential religious practice.
Karnataka High Court held that wearing the headscarf is not an “essential religious practice” in Islam.

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None of the above

Allahabad High Court in 1957 ruled that bigamy cannot be considered an integral part of the Hindu religion, and another Supreme Courtjudgment in 1958 holding that the sacrifice of a cow on the occasion of Id was not an essential religious practice for Muslims.
In 2016, the Bombay High Court permitted women to enter the sanctum sanctorum of the Haji Ali Dargah. The exclusion of women from dargahs was not an “essential feature” of Islam.
In Sardar Syedna Taher Saifuddin Saheb vs the State of Bombay, 1962, A five-judge, with a majority of 4:1, upheld the right and power of the head priest of the Dawoodi Bohra community to excommunicate members.
In Acharya Jagadisharananda (Tandava Dance), 2004, the Supreme Court ruled that Tandava dance was not an essential practice of the Ananda Marga faith.
In Shayara Bano (Triple Talaq), 2017, the Supreme Court held that Triple Talaq was against the basic tenets of the Qur\'an and violative of the Shariat.
In Sabarimala, 2018 case, a five-bench bench ruled that the ban on women aged 10-50 from entering the Sabarimala Temple was not an essential religious practice.
Karnataka High Court held that wearing the headscarf is not an “essential religious practice” in Islam.

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