India is secular country with a freedom of religion. Citizens can practice any religion as they like. So anti-conversation bill is against the freedom of the people.
So I strongly object it. It is force against the Will of the people. I send my vote of desent.
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Susamma Alex
9 years ago
It is our funadzmental right .The preamble also says it.
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Gamaliel Reang
9 years ago
Since India is a democratic country it should be it.
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Sakshi Patil
9 years ago
Freedom to faith is the fundamental right of every Indian citizen. Preamble of India very clearly says it.
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Bhuwan Bala
9 years ago
Individual Rights to worship the god I fully agree to abolish the anti conversion law
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angeline
9 years ago
we want our rights....
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Ratna Kumar
9 years ago
I support
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Mathai Joseph
9 years ago
Please uphold the Indian Constitution and maintain the secularism of India. Please don't bring any anti conversion laws and pass it. The forefathers of Indian constitution has very thoughtfully framed the constitution in order to maintain secularism and freedom and India has a great name among the nations of the world. Please help to uphold our constitution.
Thanks.
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Khathing Maso
9 years ago
Freedom to religion in India is a fundamental right
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Jacqueline Carrero
9 years ago
Freedom
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M George
9 years ago
I need the freedom to worship my Lord and savior Jesus Christ and spread the word of Gospel and good news to others.
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Netra vaddi
9 years ago
We have freedom to live by choice. And live by our faith.
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Jaison
9 years ago
Everyone as the right to preach or spread the truth. There is no forced conversion. The truth needs to be spread it is upto individual people to accept it or not. The law should not be passed.
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Nagesh Lore
9 years ago
Kindly Remove anticonversion law from all states
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Angela Hasani
9 years ago
I sign the petition against anti conversion law
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Simon Bailey
9 years ago
Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.
I will sing. I will shout. I will preach Jesus Christ crucified and risen.
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Melody Howarth
9 years ago
Where the spirit of the Lord is there is freedom Cana without the spirit of the Lord there will never be freedom
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Sam George
9 years ago
Freedom.
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Jobin Mathew
9 years ago
To preach and to profess ones religion is a fundamental right which cannot be curtailed with any laws whatever be it.
May the God bless our India
India is secular country with a freedom of religion. Citizens can practice any religion as they like. So anti-conversation bill is against the freedom of the people. So I strongly object it. It is force against the Will of the people. I send my vote of desent.
It is our funadzmental right .The preamble also says it.
Since India is a democratic country it should be it.
Freedom to faith is the fundamental right of every Indian citizen. Preamble of India very clearly says it.
Individual Rights to worship the god I fully agree to abolish the anti conversion law
we want our rights....
I support
Please uphold the Indian Constitution and maintain the secularism of India. Please don't bring any anti conversion laws and pass it. The forefathers of Indian constitution has very thoughtfully framed the constitution in order to maintain secularism and freedom and India has a great name among the nations of the world. Please help to uphold our constitution. Thanks.
Freedom to religion in India is a fundamental right
Freedom
I need the freedom to worship my Lord and savior Jesus Christ and spread the word of Gospel and good news to others.
We have freedom to live by choice. And live by our faith.
Everyone as the right to preach or spread the truth. There is no forced conversion. The truth needs to be spread it is upto individual people to accept it or not. The law should not be passed.
Kindly Remove anticonversion law from all states
I sign the petition against anti conversion law
Whom the Son sets free is free indeed. I will sing. I will shout. I will preach Jesus Christ crucified and risen.
Where the spirit of the Lord is there is freedom Cana without the spirit of the Lord there will never be freedom
Freedom.
To preach and to profess ones religion is a fundamental right which cannot be curtailed with any laws whatever be it.