Gandhinagar: Chairman of the Minister of Vijay Rupani on Saturday said the state government stated to forcibly stopping religious repentance through marriage and would approach the Supreme Court against the orders of the High Court who lived several parts of the Gujarat Law of Freedom of Religion (Amendment), 2021.
In August 19, the Gujarat High Court has lived several parts 3, 4, 4A to 4C, 5, 6 and 6A of the anonymous action waiting for further hearing, saying that they “will not operate just because of a marriage with someone with one religion with someone someone from Other religions without coercion or by loan or by means of fraud and such a marriage cannot be called a marriage for the purposes of unlawful conversion “.
Speaking with reporters, said Rupani, “the state government was firm.
Hindu girls were made to marry to run, and then forced to undergo religious conversion.
(Law opposes) Love Jihad (brought) in this context, to take strong action ( Against such activities).
The state government will surely approach the Supreme Court on the orders of the High Court who stay from the Gujarat Law of religious freedom (amendment), 2021), and will do everything needed.
“He spoke on the sidelines of an event What was held in the State Capital of Gandhinagar to celebrate the 125th birthday of Poet Gujarati Jhaverchand Meghani, who was also given the title “Rashtriya Shayar”.
The law of 2021, who punished forced religious repentance or fraud through marriage, was notified by the BJP government on June 15 this year.
The original action was valid since 2003 and the versions that were amended were ratified in the Assembly in April.
Last month, Chapter Gujarat from Jamiat Ulemae-Hind filed a petition in HC, claiming that some parts of the legal amendments were not constitutional.