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It is communalism-to convert.
by Ramesh Anand on Mar 21, 2008 08:42 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

I do not know what main provisions have been made by Rajasthan Assly,but the soul of the bill should be that no UNEDUCATED,UNEMPLOYED,ILLITRATE,ONE LIVING BELOW POVERTY LINE,SERIOUSLY SICK AND MINOR will be allowed to be converted.Converting Hindus of India is the worst type of communalism,against the spirit of Secularism.It is because of this conversion that India was divided into Bharat and Pakistan.Conversion breeds enemies to the country.It is conversion that North Eastern states of Mizoram,Nagaland etc wants separation from India.It is the worst type of violence to the people and the country.Indian government is not going to pass a bill forbidding conversion,because it is being ruled by Muslim Leagues etc, but there should not be any compulsion on BJP ruled states not to pass such Acts forbiding conversion to Christianity and Islam.Christianity and Islam,because they are the religion which have holy places out side India,who have their religious Gurus foreigners who have no love lost for India.Gujrat should also follow the Q and enact anti conversion law now.Other BJP states like Uttarakhand,Bihar,Orissa,Madhya pradesh,Punjab,Himachal etc should also enact such Acts immediately.This will help Hindus to forget what BJP did to Hindus during their six years rule in their efforts to appease the Muslims .


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  RE:It is communalism-to convert.
by Surya on Mar 21, 2008 10:58 PM   Permalink
Its inhuman to take of one's freedom to change religion

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by Ramesh Anand on Mar 22, 2008 01:02 PM   Permalink
PLEASE GIVE SOME LOGIC TO SUBSTANTIATE WHAT YOU WROTE SURYA.
RAMESH ANAND

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