Karnataka to soon have anti-conversion law: CM Basavaraj Bommai

Talking to reporters in Bengaluru, Bommai mentioned, “The state authorities is finding out associated legal guidelines enacted by different states and shortly an anti-conversion laws can be formulated.” He was replying to a question on the assembly with a gaggle of seers, looking for a ban on spiritual conversion, on Friday.

Based on the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti convener Mohana Gowda, below whose aegis the occasion was organised, over 50 seers of assorted Hindu spiritual orders met Bommai and careworn on the necessity for a regulation banning spiritual conversion.

The Chief Minister categorically acknowledged that the structure doesn’t allow pressured conversion, together with by allurement. Later, Gowda mentioned in a press release that Sriram Sena chief Pramod Muthalik, Santhosh Guruji, Siddalinga Swami and Pranavananda Swami have been among the many delegates.

Muthalik was quoted as saying that the colleges and hospitals are getting used for spiritual conversion. Many unlawful church buildings have been additionally arising within the state, he mentioned. The delegates demanded that the converts be denied particular advantages meant for the scheduled caste and different backward class.