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Minority leaders urge Karnataka to repeal anti-conversion law
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Representatives of religious minority communities, civil society organizations, and human rights advocates have called on the Karnataka government to repeal the Karnataka Protection of Right to Freedom of Religion Act, 2022.
The leaders stated that the government should fulfill its constitutional obligations and previous promises by removing the law.
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