Practice of mass conversions should stop: Rajnath Singh on ‘anti-conversion law’
Updated:5 years, 1 month ago
Updated:5 years, 1 month ago
New Delhi, Dec 30 (ANI): In an exclusive interview with ANI Editor Smita Prakash in the national capital, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh spoke on ‘anti-conversion law’. Rajnath Singh said, “I want to ask why there should be conversion. The practice of mass conversions should stop. As far as I know, in Muslim religion, one can't marry someone from another religion. I personally don't approve of conversion for marriage.” “In many cases, it has been seen that religious conversion is being done forcefully. There is a huge difference between natural marriage and forceful conversion for marriage. I think governments which made these laws, have considered all these things,” Defence Minister added.
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