Archive · 23 Jul 2025
VHP Urges Strict Anti-Conversion Law After Arrests
Some people are worried about religious conversion and want the government to stop it.
A group called VHP wants the government to create a strict law against changing religions.
They believe that religious conversion is a threat to the country.
Recently, the police arrested someone named Abdul Rehman who is believed to be involved in helping people change religions.
This arrest shows that these kinds of activities are happening in different places.
The VHP says that one state alone cannot stop this, so they want a law that applies everywhere to protect the country.
VHP urges the Centre to implement a strict anti-conversion law nationwide.
VHP states that religious conversion poses a threat to national security.
Abdul Rehman, alleged kingpin in a religious conversion case, was arrested.
Rehman's arrest is linked to an inter-state religious conversion racket.
The VHP cites the Uttar Pradesh arrests as evidence of unlawful activities.
- Who
- The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) is making the appeal.
- What
- VHP is urging the Centre to enact a strict anti-conversion law.
- When
- The appeal was made on Wednesday, July 23.
- Where
- The demand is for implementation across the country.
- Why
- VHP believes religious conversion threatens national security and that state governments alone cannot address the issue.
VHP's View
Not Available
National Security Concerns
VHP's View
Religious conversion poses a serious threat to national security and needs to be stopped.
Not Available
The articles do not mention any opposing sides.
- Organization
- Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP)
- Demand
- Strict anti-conversion law
- Location of Arrest
- Delhi
- Accused Arrested
- Abdul Rehman
- Charges
- Illegal religious conversion
- Number of Accused Arrested
- 11