Freedom of Religion (Amendment) Bill 2022
- It gives definition of mass conversion that means a conversion wherein two or more than two persons are converted at the same time.
- If a person marries someone by concealing his religion in such a manner that other person believes that his religion is truly the one professed by him shall be punished with minimum imprisonment of 3 years and maximum imprisonment of 10 years.
- The person is also liable to fine which shall not be less than Rs. 50,000, but which may extend to Rs. 1 lakh.
- Complaints received under the amended Act should be investigated or inquired into ....
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