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Anti-conversion law foments anti-Christian campaign in central India
October 29, 2021
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CWN Editor's Note: “Even an act of Christian charity can be construed as a case of illegally attempted conversion,” Father Rocky Shah, public relations officer of the Diocese of Jhabua, said of the anti-conversion law in Madhya Pradesh. The central Indian state (map) is 91% Hindu, 7% Muslim, and 0.3% Christian.
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