Democracy is not exactly based on majority rule, basically in a democracy several groups of people form several political parties and go to the citizens with their policies of good governance that they promise within the ambit of constitution, and whom citizens elect gets to govern the country within the ambit of constitution for a stipulated time. The elected government is not supreme, but constitution is, and we have several checks and balances to ensure that the elected government works within the ambit of constitution and cannot enforce brute majoritarianism, that's why we have two different houses and an independent judiciary, a civil society and media.
Some of the practical examples of majoritarianism are Nazis and communist regimes where all differing voices are crushed.
Mere existence of "polytheists idol-worshiper pagan Hindus" could offend believers of Abrahamic religions, would you support them if they ban all Hindu practices wherever they are in majority in the world?
All fundamentalists and radicals use the same argument that you are pitching here to justify their action.
Democracy is the rule of Majority, in the big picture, its upto you whether you want to water it down and make it look as if everyone get's a say,limited time, checks and balances,judiciary etc.
The brutal truth and the whole gist of Democracy is a party which gets voted by majority of citizens gets into power if that is not majoritarianism then i don't know what is.
Two different houses are a symbolic relic of the british rule.Judiciary might look independent, but when a party comes into power it places its people in judiciary,that is a inevitable eventuality.
Civil society hardly cares about what happens, if they cared they would not have voted the same Corrupt looters again and again, people have herd mentality and they behave like a flock.
Media its a sold out enterprise to the highest bidder and its in cahoots with Abrahamic religions in order to tarnish Hindus and harvest more souls.
Was it not banned earlier? Did you forget the inquisitions of Portugese,or the systematic persecution by Islamic invaders?
A wolf in sheeps clothing always remains a wolf it won't change into a sheep overnight.
They can impose a ban,if they want and we will impose bans on them in this country.You give them a inch they take a mile,only Hindus put up with such nonsense of getting insulted by abrahamic cultists in their own temples and public.
The definition of Fundamentalists is not bad in abrahamic sense, it means going back to the fundamental foundations of their religion
which is
1) everyone is born a sinner.The original sin
2) Only jesus can save everyone,rest will go to hell.
3)The Trinity and bible.
So in their view going back to their basic fundamentals is called as born again christian,who follows his/her religion dutifully according to its tenets, which good as per them and .Not bad as you try to make it look.
While Hindus have no Fundamentals like Abrahamic religions be it Judaism,Christianity or Islam.
So how do you apply the word Fundamentalists to Hindus,when we have no original sin, Trinity,Jesus is the saviour belief system as they do?
It is like comparing Apples and Oranges, because there is no similarity.
This is the same mistake every Hindus makes in espousing Secularism,when that idea originated in Europe, wherein Church powers were curtailed,Church won't have a say in matters of state.
How do such paramaters of Europe apply to India and Hindus, when did our Temples have a say in State matters? Our Kings never asked the temples on how to run a nation.
Again Secularism is a European Construct, not suitable nor applicable to Indian context.
Read Rajiv Malhotras book "Being Different" it will explain the fundamentalists in detail