A decision has been taken at a meeting of Backward Class and Minority Welfare Department officials at the Vikasadhಧgaya on charges of increasing conversion activity in the state. Lawmakers Bullihatti Shekhar and Puttaranga Shetty Representatives and bureaucrats including Farooq, Virupakshappa Bellary and Ashok Naika were present.BANGALORE: The state government has ordered a survey of Christian missionaries in the state on charges of increasing conversion activity. The Department of Backward and Minorities is mandated to survey the number of official and unofficial missionaries in the state.
A decision has been taken at a meeting of Backward Class and Minority Welfare Department officials at the Vikasadhಧgaya on charges of increasing conversion activity in the state. Lawmakers Bullihatti Shekhar and Puttaranga Shetty Representatives and bureaucrats including Farooq, Virupakshappa Bellary and Ashok Naika were present.
There was discussion at the meeting about the privileges and privileges that Christian missionaries receive from the state government. There was also discussion about whether the organizations of the missionaries were registered under the government. Minority welfare corporation members have suggested that converted people should not receive government benefits. According to BJP MLA Bullihatti Shekhar, preliminary data shows that 40 per cent of churches in the state are operating unofficially. The exact details on this should be painted. He also said that action should be taken to obtain information about the unauthorized extortion. Eagle chief minister Basavaraj Bommai has said that the prohibition of conversion in the state of Bommai will be implemented. What kind of laws are there in other states?
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