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Muslim Group Challenges Religious Conversion Laws In Indian Supreme Court
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On January 5, the Muslim organization Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind moved the Supreme Court of India to challenge the constitutional validity of the anti-conversion laws of five states, claiming that it invades the privacy of an individual's personal decision to adopt another faith. The legality of the anti-conversion laws of the states of Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh was challenged in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by the organization. The laws require individuals to disclose their conversion involuntarily, and the religious leader who would conduct the ceremony has to contact the local District Magistrate for prior permission. The converts are the ones who have to present the burden of proof to prove that their conversion to another faith wasn't fueled by coercion or "allurement." The petition said that "These provisions force a person to disclose his faith and thereby invade into the privacy of a person… The compulsory disclosure of one's religion in any form amounts to violation of their right to manifest his/her beliefs. Therefore, such disclosure is unconstitutional."
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Muslim Group Challenges Religious Conversion Laws in Indian Supreme Court
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