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Even the threat of divine displeasure will be considered as forcible means

Religious Intolerance

The government in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu has brought an ordinance - or decree - barring forced religions conversions.

Anyone found guilty will be punished with imprisonment and a hefty fine.

The ordinance says all conversions from one religion to another, from now on, will have to be reported to the district magistrate.

The move comes nearly a month after reports of mass conversions of poor, low-caste Hindus into Christianity in parts of the state.

Indian state bans conversions

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Sir ,needing your sympathetic response and legal advice. I have a lawyer whom i want to drag to court to a charge of a threat of divine displeasure, having done to me for one year and six months, and my monthly salary have not been paid to me. What do i do?and how do i follow the legal process of seeking my said salary.

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My thanks,
Richard



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