Bengaluru/Hyderabad, June 16 (Hydnow): Fulfilling a poll promise, the Congress government in Karnataka has announced the repeal of the State’s protection of the Right to Freedom of Religion Act, 2022 popularly known as the anti-conversion law, which was one of the most controversial legislations ushered in during the previous BJP regime.
This decision of the Congress government of Karnataka has been taken in the recently held Cabinet meeting, apart from this it has also decided to reverse the changes made to Kannada and Social Studies school textbooks last year, including the lessons on Hindutva ideologues. Both repeal Bills will be piloted in the Budget session of the Assembly starting on July 3. (Hydnow)
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