According to various media reports, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bomme has said that a bill to curb conversion will be introduced in the Assembly. The Karnataka government had yesterday decided to pass a law banning conversions amid allegations of proselytizing in the state. Modi-Pope meeting in days? The Prime Minister will arrive in Rome, but the authorities do not rule out the possibility Organizations, including the Bajrang Dal, have been accusing economically backward Hindus of forcibly converting to Islam. The archbishop said he would call a news conference on Monday in light of the seriousness of the issue. A similar incident happened again.Īccording to Asianet News, the Bishops’ Council has sent a letter to Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bomme in the wake of the ongoing protests in churches.
NDTV reported that a group of people forcibly entered the Byridevarkoppa mosque in Hubbali. On Sunday morning, October 17, Bajrang Dal-Vishwa Hindu Parishad activists forcibly entered a mosque in Karnataka and performed bhajans, accusing them of proselytizing. Drawnīajrang Dal activists enter Christian church and perform bhajan Authorities deny allegations of proselytizing A group of activists staged protests in Hubli and Mangalore.
Police were deployed in churches in Hubli.īangalore: Bajrang Dal activists protest in Christian churches in Karnataka alleging forced conversion.Protest in Christian churches in Karnataka.
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