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Anti-Conversion Law: Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Against High Court Order
All conversions cannot be said to be illegal, Supreme Court said while agreeing to hear Madhya Pradesh's plea challenging a high court order restraining it from prosecuting interfaith couples who get married without informing district magistrate.
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2 Arrested In Madhya Pradesh's Khargone Under Anti-Conversion Law: Police
Two persons have been arrested in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone district for allegedly converting 22 persons to Christianity by offering inducements, a senior police official said on Wednesday.
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UP, Madhya Pradesh To Be Parties To Plea Against Anti-Conversion Laws Over Marriage
The Supreme Court today permitted an NGO to make Himachal Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh as parties to a pending petition challenging the controversial state laws regulating conversions due to inter-faith marriages.
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23 Cases Under Madhya Pradesh Anti-Conversion Law In January
As many as 23 cases were registered under an anti-conversion law in Madhya Pradesh within a month of it coming into force, Home Minister Narottam Mishra said on Thursday.
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Case Against Four Under New Anti-Conversion Law In Madhya Pradesh
Four people have been charged in Madhya Pradesh's Seoni district under provisions of the new law which penalises religious conversions through fraudulent means, the police said on Monday.
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Madhya Pradesh Woman's Parents Among 9 Arrested Under Anti-Conversion Law
Madhya Pradesh police have arrested the parents of a woman and seven other people under the state's new law which penalises religious conversions through fraudulent means, an official said on Wednesday.
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After UP, Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Passes Anti-Conversion Bill With 10 Years Prison
The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet today passed by a voice vote a bill aimed at curbing religious conversions. If passed into law, it will include a maximum punishment of up to 10 years in jail and up to Rs 1 lakh, with the burden of proof virtually falling on the accused and those associated with the accused, including organisations and institutions.
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Truth vs Hype: In BJP-run States, Sangh Outfits Flout The Anti-Conversion Law?
Defending their sudden spate of conversion activities, Sangh Parivar groups say they are only reacting to conversions by Christian and Muslim groups, whose proselytisation activities are altering India's demographics.
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Anti-Conversion Law: Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Against High Court Order
All conversions cannot be said to be illegal, Supreme Court said while agreeing to hear Madhya Pradesh's plea challenging a high court order restraining it from prosecuting interfaith couples who get married without informing district magistrate.
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2 Arrested In Madhya Pradesh's Khargone Under Anti-Conversion Law: Police
Two persons have been arrested in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone district for allegedly converting 22 persons to Christianity by offering inducements, a senior police official said on Wednesday.
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UP, Madhya Pradesh To Be Parties To Plea Against Anti-Conversion Laws Over Marriage
The Supreme Court today permitted an NGO to make Himachal Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh as parties to a pending petition challenging the controversial state laws regulating conversions due to inter-faith marriages.
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23 Cases Under Madhya Pradesh Anti-Conversion Law In January
As many as 23 cases were registered under an anti-conversion law in Madhya Pradesh within a month of it coming into force, Home Minister Narottam Mishra said on Thursday.
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Case Against Four Under New Anti-Conversion Law In Madhya Pradesh
Four people have been charged in Madhya Pradesh's Seoni district under provisions of the new law which penalises religious conversions through fraudulent means, the police said on Monday.
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Madhya Pradesh Woman's Parents Among 9 Arrested Under Anti-Conversion Law
Madhya Pradesh police have arrested the parents of a woman and seven other people under the state's new law which penalises religious conversions through fraudulent means, an official said on Wednesday.
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After UP, Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Passes Anti-Conversion Bill With 10 Years Prison
The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet today passed by a voice vote a bill aimed at curbing religious conversions. If passed into law, it will include a maximum punishment of up to 10 years in jail and up to Rs 1 lakh, with the burden of proof virtually falling on the accused and those associated with the accused, including organisations and institutions.
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Truth vs Hype: In BJP-run States, Sangh Outfits Flout The Anti-Conversion Law?
Defending their sudden spate of conversion activities, Sangh Parivar groups say they are only reacting to conversions by Christian and Muslim groups, whose proselytisation activities are altering India's demographics.
