Amit Shah calls for law against forcible conversions

BS Reporter
Last Updated : Dec 13 2014 | 1:46 AM IST
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Amit Shah on Friday said India needed a strong law to stop forcible conversions but said the "so-called secular parties" were unlikely to support such a move because of "their vote bank politics". Shah was addressing an event organised by a private television news channel. Janata Parivar leaders Lalu Prasad, Sharad Yadav and Nitish Kumar criticised the BJP for demonising the Muslims of the country.



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First Published: Dec 13 2014 | 12:38 AM IST

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