The correct option is (B). The textbook context explicitly states that 'There is no official religion for the Indian state' and 'our Constitution does not give a special status to any religion.' Therefore, the statement that the Constitution 'gives official status to one religion' is factually incorrect. In contrast, the other options are correct statements found in the text: the Constitution prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, provides freedom to profess any religion, and allows the state to intervene to ensure equality within religious communities.