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Karnataka To Scrap BJP Government's Anti-Conversion Law
The Congress government led by Siddaramaiah has decided to scrap the law against religious conversion -- meeting its promise of reviewing and if necessary, scrapping all the laws made by the previous BJP government in Karnataka.
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Karnataka Man Files Case Against Wife For Alleged Religious Conversion
Tension prevailed in Karnataka's Hubballi after a complaint against 15 people over alleged religious conversion.
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Some Want State Government To Sideline Minorities: Bengaluru Archbishop
Archbishop of Bengaluru Peter Machado said the Karnataka government was influenced by certain groups to sideline minorities after the state government passed an ordinance against religious conversion. A delegation of six people met Karnataka Governor
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Congress, BJP's 'Was Your Idea' Fight On Karnataka Anti-Conversion Bill
The day started with miscreants vandalising St Anthony's statue in Karnataka's Chikkaballapur district to a heated debate on the anti-conversion bill.
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"Mistake On Both Sides": Karnataka Minister on Attack On Christians
The series of attacks on Christians in Karnataka is partly their fault, the state's home minister Araga Jnanendra appeared to indicate today, telling NDTV that there is "mistake on both sides".
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Religious Conversion Silent Invasion, Shouldn't Be Allowed: Karnataka Chief Minister
Religious conversion is a silent invasion and the menace should not be allowed to grow in society, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said today.
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Data On Forced Conversions Not Necessary: Karnataka BJP Amid New Law Push
From burning religious books belonging to the Christian community to barging inside churches and assaulting its members, a spate of attacks on the religious minority in Karnataka has been reported since the anti-conversion bill became a hot topic of
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Karnataka's Anti-Conversion Law In This Assembly Session: Chief Minister
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Monday said the draft legislation prohibiting forced religious conversion would be introduced during the ongoing legislature session.
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In Karnataka, Right-Wing Groups Set Christian Religious Books On Fire
Members of right-wing groups have set fire to Christian religious books in Kolar in Karnataka, alleging conversions by the church in the latest communal attack against Christians in Karnataka. No arrest has been made in the case.
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A Week Since Attack On Karnataka Church, No Arrests, Vigilantes Roam Freely
On November 28, around 25 activists of Bajrang Dal barged into the church when a prayer meeting was going on. Instead of cracking down on the aggressors, the cops who were summoned to take stock of the situation were allegedly seen negotiating.
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Watch: Right-Wing Activists Sing Bhajans At Karnataka Church As "Protest"
Activists of the Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad forced their way into a makeshift church in Karnataka's Hubbali on Sunday morning and sang bhajans or Hindu prayer songs as a protest, alleging forced religious conversions there.
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Karnataka "Seriously Considering" Law Against Religious Conversion: Chief Minister
The Karnataka government is seriously considering bringing in a law against religious conversion either by force or through inducement in the state, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said today.
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Law Against 'Love Jihad' Soon, 5 Years' Jail, Says Madhya Pradesh Minister
Weeks after the Karnataka and Haryana governments said they were considering legislation against "love jihad", Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra today said the state government would soon bring in a law to counter the problem.
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Karnataka To Scrap BJP Government's Anti-Conversion Law
The Congress government led by Siddaramaiah has decided to scrap the law against religious conversion -- meeting its promise of reviewing and if necessary, scrapping all the laws made by the previous BJP government in Karnataka.
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Karnataka Man Files Case Against Wife For Alleged Religious Conversion
Tension prevailed in Karnataka's Hubballi after a complaint against 15 people over alleged religious conversion.
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Some Want State Government To Sideline Minorities: Bengaluru Archbishop
Archbishop of Bengaluru Peter Machado said the Karnataka government was influenced by certain groups to sideline minorities after the state government passed an ordinance against religious conversion. A delegation of six people met Karnataka Governor
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Congress, BJP's 'Was Your Idea' Fight On Karnataka Anti-Conversion Bill
The day started with miscreants vandalising St Anthony's statue in Karnataka's Chikkaballapur district to a heated debate on the anti-conversion bill.
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"Mistake On Both Sides": Karnataka Minister on Attack On Christians
The series of attacks on Christians in Karnataka is partly their fault, the state's home minister Araga Jnanendra appeared to indicate today, telling NDTV that there is "mistake on both sides".
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Religious Conversion Silent Invasion, Shouldn't Be Allowed: Karnataka Chief Minister
Religious conversion is a silent invasion and the menace should not be allowed to grow in society, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said today.
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Data On Forced Conversions Not Necessary: Karnataka BJP Amid New Law Push
From burning religious books belonging to the Christian community to barging inside churches and assaulting its members, a spate of attacks on the religious minority in Karnataka has been reported since the anti-conversion bill became a hot topic of
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Karnataka's Anti-Conversion Law In This Assembly Session: Chief Minister
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Monday said the draft legislation prohibiting forced religious conversion would be introduced during the ongoing legislature session.
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In Karnataka, Right-Wing Groups Set Christian Religious Books On Fire
Members of right-wing groups have set fire to Christian religious books in Kolar in Karnataka, alleging conversions by the church in the latest communal attack against Christians in Karnataka. No arrest has been made in the case.
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A Week Since Attack On Karnataka Church, No Arrests, Vigilantes Roam Freely
On November 28, around 25 activists of Bajrang Dal barged into the church when a prayer meeting was going on. Instead of cracking down on the aggressors, the cops who were summoned to take stock of the situation were allegedly seen negotiating.
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Watch: Right-Wing Activists Sing Bhajans At Karnataka Church As "Protest"
Activists of the Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad forced their way into a makeshift church in Karnataka's Hubbali on Sunday morning and sang bhajans or Hindu prayer songs as a protest, alleging forced religious conversions there.
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Karnataka "Seriously Considering" Law Against Religious Conversion: Chief Minister
The Karnataka government is seriously considering bringing in a law against religious conversion either by force or through inducement in the state, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said today.
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Law Against 'Love Jihad' Soon, 5 Years' Jail, Says Madhya Pradesh Minister
Weeks after the Karnataka and Haryana governments said they were considering legislation against "love jihad", Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra today said the state government would soon bring in a law to counter the problem.
