The Delhi High Court has affirmed the primacy of the Military Code over religious exemptions within the Indian armed forces. The court upheld the dismissal of a Christian Indian Army officer who consistently refused to participate in weekly regimental religious parades, emphasizing that the armed forces are united by their uniform rather than divided by religion. This ruling follows allegations by three students during a National Service Scheme camp in Kota, who claimed they were compelled to offer Namaz despite being Hindus. The court's decision reinforces the principle that religious practices cannot override military discipline and cohesion.