Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)
Mangaluru, Jun 15: Vedavyas Kamath, the MLA of Mangaluru South, firmly stated that the decision of the Congress party government to repeal the anti-conversion Act, which was enacted during the tenure of the BJP government, will face staunch opposition.
"Conversion is a social menace that can potentially lead to the downfall of our society. Hence, our government had passed the Act against forced conversions. By withdrawing this Act, what message does the Congress party send to society? Does it encourage open conversion by luring and threatening individuals? Does it provide a platform for miscreants?" Kamath questioned.
He further alleged, "The Congress party is paving the way for those who engage in forced conversions. They are repeatedly supporting activities that aim to disrupt Hindu society."
Kamath issued a warning, stating, "The Congress party must reconsider its decision to withdraw the anti-conversion Act. Otherwise, the entire Hindu society will protest against it."