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Indian Supreme Court Rules Religious Conversion Can't Be Purpose Of Charity
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The Supreme Court of India recently called charity "with the intention of religious conversion" dangerous. There is nothing wrong with charity by religious groups, but the same cannot be said if the purpose behind that act is for religious conversion, said the Supreme Court on December 5. The division bench of Justice M.R. Shah and Justice C.T. Ravikumar approved the petition of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Ashwini Upadhyay, which moved the court against deceitful religious conversion and rejected all kinds of interventions. The matter at hand is "very serious," the bench insisted while stating how conversion by offering food, grains, and medicine is wrong and alluring is dangerous. "If you believe that particular persons should be helped, help them, but it can't be for conversion. Allurement is very dangerous. It is a very serious issue and is against the basic structure of our constitution. Everyone who stays in India will have to act as per the culture of India," the bench said. "The purpose of charity should not be conversion; every charity or good work is welcome, but what is required to be considered is the intention."
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Indian Supreme Court Rules Religious Conversion Can't Be Purpose of Charity
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