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Insisting on conversion 'not insult' to religious beliefs: Bombay HC
NAGPUR: The Bombay High Court has held that insisting on someone’s conversion does not amount to insulting the religious beliefs of any class, and quashed a case against four persons accused of coercing a couple to convert to Christianity. The accused were at most promoting their religion but had not outraged the religious feelings of any class of citizens of the country, Justice MW Chandwani of…
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| 12:30 | New Indian Express | Insisting on conversion 'not insult' to religious beliefs: Bombay HC |
| 12:37 | Hindustan Times India | Insisting on conversion not insult to religious beliefs: Bombay HC |
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