Maharashtra News: Union Minister Ramdas Athawale protested on the Maharashtra government's move to draf the law to stop 'Love Jihad' on Sunday (February 16). The Maharashtra government has issued a government resolution, stating that a committee headed by Director General of Police (DGP) will suggest steps to deal with 'Love Jihad' and forced conversion complaints.
This committee will also consider legal aspects and laws made in other states and recommend making laws to prevent such incidents. Union Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Athawale told reporters, “It is wrong to call inter-religious marriage as love jihad. There should be a provision to stop conversion. Steps should be taken to prevent social and religious harmony from spoiling social and religious harmony.”
The head of the Republican Party of India (A) said, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi considers everyone the same and he has introduced welfare measures for all. Muslims have also benefited. Prime Minister Modi is against radical Muslims, against the community No.”
Earlier, in a conversation with reporters in Nagpur, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that nothing is wrong in inter-religious marriage, but there is a need to take steps against those who marry by cheating and identity.
Explain that in the committee formed on love jihad, Secretary of Women and Child Welfare Department, Secretary of Minorities Development Department, Secretary of Law and Justice Department, Secretary of Social Justice and Special Assistance Department, Secretary of Home Department and Home Department (Law) The secretary of will join as a member. The aim of the committee is to study the current state of the state and consider measures to take effective steps against 'Love Jihad'.
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