Few politicians have been saying that spiritual conversions weren’t happening, however I hope now they’ve come to learn about it, Sawant stated. (File photograph: PTI)
People ought to come ahead in opposition to such acts and report, so it may be stopped, he stated
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Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Saturday expressed the potential for introducing a invoice to stop forceful spiritual conversions within the state.
“Two MLAs have stated that there is a need to bring strict law. We will think on amending or to bring new law in the forthcoming assembly session in order to protect the religious harmony of the state. We respect all religions, whether Hindu, Muslim or Catholic,” he stated.
“People should come forward against such acts and report, so it can be stopped,” Sawant stated referring the arrest of Christian Pastor Dominic D’Souza on the fees of non secular conversions.
Dominic D’Souza and his spouse Joan have been booked below the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act for allegedly utilizing magic to convert individuals.
“I congratulate those who complained against Dominic. Last 30 years, he was involved in such acts. Few politicians were saying that religious conversions were not taking place, but I hope now they have come to know about it,” Sawant stated.
“Dominic used to trap people in his acts, hence we have taken strict action against him,” Sawant stated.
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