A single-judge bench of the Allahabad High Court ruled that activities such as distributing the Bible, promoting education for children and providing “good teachings” do not constitute “allurement” under Uttar Pradesh's unlawful conversion law.
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Conversion Law, Quran Petitions: Judge Nariman Got His Act Right, His Logic Wrong
by R Jagannathan - Apr 14, 2021 06:18 AM
Justice R F Nariman.
Justice Nariman should have known that the law is not equal.
He should have stopped short of making gratuitous remarks about anti-conversion laws and freedom to propagate religion that do not accord with ground realities.
Last week, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice R F Nariman quickly dismissed two petitions, one to seek the expungement of 26 controversial verses from the
Quran, and another to check religious conversions, the former as âabsolutely frivolousâ and the latter as âharmful.â