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When constitution under Art.25 provides freedom of religion, why proselytization is one of the grounds of rejection?

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When constitution under Art.25 provides freedom of religion, why proselytization is one of the grounds of rejection?

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Art. 25 provide freedom to adopt religion but not to convert others. But promulgation one’s religion is an essential component of freedom of religion. How & where can a dividing line be drawn? Freedom of religion does not provide for coercive conversions, which may create dissatisfaction in the society leading to overall law & order problem. We readily allow funds for religious programmes, which is a Fundamental Right of an individual, but not for conversions by coercion. Any organization can not be allowed to use foreign funds for financing such activities. Does Ministry of Home Affairs undertake studies to differentiate between genuine religious purposes & proselytization causes? Definitely. Decisions are not taken on whims. They are taken after proper enquiry in an objective manner. Where can an individual register complaint against a NGO for violation of FCRA? The concerned person can directly approach Ministry of Home Affairs, Foreign Division & register on line complaint on our s

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