Anti – conversion law is correct in a democratic country?

27
Jan

India is considered one of the largest country where democracy is the beauty you enjoy.But in recent years the political party concentrating cast and religion to win the election and trying to suppress the minorities and planning to pass the anti-conversion law and scaring the people to embrace their wish of religion.This type of attitude shows the parties who rely on cast and religion fear the conversion it may affect their political future are trying to unleash the in different part of the country.unity in diversity declined due to the fanatic interference. In 2021 October two Franciscan nuns waiting at a bus stop in Uttarpradesh were stopped by Hindu groups and forcibly taken to a police station.The nuns were picked up along with a group of evangelical Christians who had been accused of conversion for holding a routine Sunday prayer meeting. Every individuals has the right to worship or pray according to their wish and will. But now adays the things which are changing under the leadership of some political parties and leaders. Will India would be considered as a democratic country.?
Though our constitution that guarantees the freedom to openly practice any religion.why the honourablcourt is not interfering in this scenario. This type of political attitude should not to be entertained. It’s automatically degrade the people of India in the eyes of foreigners who are practicing Hinduism in large number.

Earlier 2021 a catholic school in Central Madhyapradesh state was vandalized by a mob about 500 Hindu activists with iron rods and stones.when these type of brutal things happens the culprits always escape from rule of law and it gives the strength to repeat the same thing again.in2021 nearly 300 cases reported. Who is responsible for it .These type barbarian incidents happens more in the state where BJP rules.its shame for the entire country .

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