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Religious conversion in India and laws against it remain under scrutiny. Every now and then, a PIL gets filed, along with talks of discrimination, minority rights, and demands for the suspension of such laws. Yet, 12 states in the country have these laws, with the ones in Madhya Pradesh,...

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