The Supreme Court has raised serious questions over key clauses of the Uttar Pradesh anti-conversion law, highlighting excessive state involvement and stringent procedures that burden individuals seeking to adopt a new faith.
Today, On 1st October, the Supreme Court reaffirmed that no religious structure can obstruct public spaces, emphasizing India’s secular nature. It ruled that all encroachments must be removed, applying equally to all citizens. The court stated that unauthorized constructions violate public safety and must adhere to uniform laws, regardless of religious affiliation.