As Maharashtra Anti-conversion Law Sets In, Small Churches Opt for ‘disclaimer’ Forms

As Maharashtra anti-conversion law sets in, small churches opt for 'disclaimer' forms — here's what that means and what to expect next.

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This story centres on "As Maharashtra anti-conversion law sets in, small churches opt for 'disclaimer' forms". Here is a quick summary of where things stand: Small churches are asking worshippers to sign self-declaration forms before prayer meetings. This action stems from concerns over the state's new anti-conversion law. The law imposes severe penalties for forced religious conversions and inducement. Pastors report increased attack

Additional context on the story: MUMBAI: With the implementation of the state's Freedom of Religion Act or anti-conversion law set to start on Aug 28, some minority institutions are w. MUMBAI: With the implementation of the state's Freedom of Religion Act or anti-conversion law set to start o

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Neha Kapoor