Constitution Allows Citizens To Profess, Propagate Their Religion But It Doesn't Permit Them To Convert Others: Allahabad HC

The Allahabad High Court ruled that while the Indian Constitution guarantees the right to profess and propagate religion, it does not permit forced conversions. The court emphasized that the freedom to practice religion does not include the right to convert others, highlighting the importance of voluntary religious conversions without coercion. The judgment underscores the constitutional balance between religious freedom and preventing forced conversions in India.