Maharashtra's New Religious Conversion Law: First Case Registered Against British National In Pune

ABP Live Cities · Published 51m ago

The first case under Maharashtra's recently enacted religious conversion law has been registered at Pune's Khadak police station. The case involves a British national who had travelled to India and was allegedly delivering a religious sermon at a church in Guruwar Peth, Pune. Hindutva organisations

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