Organized/forced Conversion As Sedition

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Reading yet another report on Human Rights in India, and it is about Anti-terrorism laws in india, and it has the above as in India's sedition act. The report is dated 2006.
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Thanks for digging up this info. I will make a note of it.

It opens up the possibility for nailing at least one evangelist in a court of law for sedition, if he can be recorded as saying that Hindu beliefs and practices are wrong.

Even one single court case, won or lost, should set a precedent that gets some publicity against what is undoubtedly sedition against an Indian tradition of religious tolerance.