British Tourist Charged in Pune Under Anti-Conversion Law Over Church Sermons

A British national visiting India on a tourist visa has been charged under Maharashtra's anti-conversion law in Pune. Hindutva organisations alleged that the man was delivering sermons at a church in the Guruwar Peth area during his stay. The groups claimed he used these religious gatherings as a cover to facilitate religious conversions. The case marks a notable application of the anti-conversion legislation against a foreign national on a tourist visa.