Who said that "I don't accept a politics without religion"-

Who said that "I don't accept a politics without religion"- Correct Answer Mahatma Gandhi

According to Gandhiji, with out religion the idea of polity is quite unimaginable. In this context, he believed that religion should continue to remain a method and medium of our work. The word religion does not refer to extremist ideologies. It only means faith in particular moral system. That is why, Mahatma Gandhi said that " I don't accept politics without religion".
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