Nov 27, 09:18 AM

Supreme Court Denies Christian Woman's Appeal, Rules Religious Conversion for Quota Benefits is 'Fraud on Constitution'

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that religious conversion solely for the purpose of obtaining reservation benefits constitutes a 'fraud on the Constitution.' The decision came in response to a case involving a Christian woman who sought a caste certificate for job reservation but was denied by the court. The ruling emphasized that conversion must reflect genuine belief and not merely serve as a means to exploit reservation policies. The court's stance reinforces the integrity of constitutional objectives, asserting that claims of Hindu identity for benefits without actual belief are not permissible.

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Swarajya@SwarajyaMag
2 years ago
⚖️ Supreme Court dismisses Christian woman's appeal for caste-based job reservation 🙏 Conversion for benefits undermines constitutional objectives 🚫 Exploiting reservation policy by false claims of Hindu identity not allowed https://t.co/R7ZmDAVpA3
ThePrintIndia@ThePrintIndia
2 years ago
‘Positive act’ needed to show conversion to Hinduism—SC denies Christian woman’s caste certificate plea @BhadraSinha reports #ThePrintLaw https://t.co/56aNbe2mJv
The Indian Express@IndianExpress
2 years ago
Conversion only for reservation, without ‘actual belief’, a fraud on Constitution: Supreme Court https://t.co/8Lrm3t4P6P

Supreme Court Denies Christian Woman's Appeal, Rules Religious Conversion for Quota Benefits is 'Fraud on Constitution'

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