Bengaluru (Karnataka): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is trying to undermine the right to religion and liberty with an ulterior motive of social exclusion of Muslims "on the pretext of love jihad law", Congress leader BK Hariprasad alleged on Friday.
He said that making laws to regulate marital relationship between two consenting adults is against constitution and will offend notion of basic freedom.
"On pretext of Love Jihad Law @BJP4India is trying to undermine right to religion and liberty with a ulterior motive of social exclusion of Muslims. Making laws to regulate marital relationship between two consenting adults is against constitution, will offend notion of basic freedom," Hariprasad said in a tweet.
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On pretext of Love Jihad Law @BJP4India is trying to undermine right to religion & liberty with a ulterior motive of social exclusion of Muslims
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Making Laws to regulate marital relationship between 2 consenting adults is against constitution, will offend notion of basic freedom
">On pretext of Love Jihad Law @BJP4India is trying to undermine right to religion & liberty with a ulterior motive of social exclusion of Muslims
— Hariprasad.B.K. (@HariprasadBK2) November 20, 2020
Making Laws to regulate marital relationship between 2 consenting adults is against constitution, will offend notion of basic freedomOn pretext of Love Jihad Law @BJP4India is trying to undermine right to religion & liberty with a ulterior motive of social exclusion of Muslims
— Hariprasad.B.K. (@HariprasadBK2) November 20, 2020
Making Laws to regulate marital relationship between 2 consenting adults is against constitution, will offend notion of basic freedom
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Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa had said earlier this month that his government will take strong steps to stop religious conversion in the name of "love jihad."
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