Goa's cabinet has approved a bill against religious conversion, proposing stringent penalties. This bill will be tabled in the state assembly's upcoming monsoon session for consideration. Offenders may face up to life imprisonment and significant fines for unlawful conversions. Marriages conducted solely for religious conversion will be declared void under the new legislation. Similar anti-conversion laws have already been enacted in several other Indian states.

Goa, where Christians and Muslims make up over 35% of the population, will become the 13th state to have an anti-conversion law if the bill is passed | India News

Goa's cabinet has approved a bill against religious conversion, proposing stringent penalties. This bill will be tabled in the state assembly's upcoming monsoon session for…