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Abolishment of Anti Conversion Law in India

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Fabian Fernandes
8 years ago

Let His arise

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Right to practise own religion within the institution/home boundries is a fundamental right

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I agree

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MK Varghese
8 years ago

We respect and have full faith in our Constitution

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Juby John
8 years ago

I agree .The Government is duty bound to uphold the constitution of India and guarantee every Indian the right to practice and propagate the religion of his or her choice.

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Jisha sherly
8 years ago

Freedom of religion in India is a fundamental right guaranteed by Article 15 and Article 25 of the Constitution of India

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RAJKUMAR
8 years ago

Freedom

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Zev Sahai
8 years ago

The latent need of any human.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

There are already laws in place. Why one more law?

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EmlinE Freeda
8 years ago

I respect the abolishment of anti conversion and I thank the gov for reviewing and reconsidering the act 15 and 25

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Johney
8 years ago

India is Democratic country so the is no place for one religion..

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Jemima
8 years ago

A law to trap innocents & freedom of religion being curbed

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Tek Bahadur Khatri
8 years ago

We should protect our constitution which provides us the freedom of religion.

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Rev O P Paulose
8 years ago

I agree . It is against to the fundamental rights of freedom of religion in the constitution.

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Varghese c s
8 years ago

I agrre

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Laws should be fair & just

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It must be abolished because it is a fundamental right to every one

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SAM Thomas
8 years ago

We stand against any such move by the govt .

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Sharon angel toppo
8 years ago

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Pankaj Lal
8 years ago

We want freedom to Worship.