Is Hinduism an "inherently secular" religion? Is it the ideal state religion? What are you thoughts?

I got into a debate with someone who argued that Hinduism is inherently secular. Their argument was that, because Hinduism allows for infinitely many manifestations of the divine and does not insist that there is only one true path to God, it is uniquely suited to serve as a state religion. According to this view, even competing religions and traditions within a Hindu state could be regarded as different paths toward the same ultimate reality. Therefore, such a state could accommodate religious diversity without necessarily descending into majoritarianism, religious fanaticism, or the persecution of minorities.

What do you think of this argument? Does Hinduism’s theological pluralism actually make it uniquely compatible with a religious state that remains tolerant and inclusive, or is there a flaw in that reasoning?