A controversial new law in Maharashtra has sparked debate over religious freedom and personal choice, with critics arguing it could restrict individuals' ability to change faith. Supporters claim the measure aims to protect vulnerable communities from coercion, while opponents warn it may infringe on fundamental rights. The legislation has reignited discussions about the balance between safeguarding traditions and upholding individual autonomy. Legal and religious leaders are weighing in as the law’s implications take shape.
A new anti-conversion law in Maharashtra is raising questions about faith, choice and freedom.
