Posting a random YouTube video of a brawl doesn't change the law mate. Under Articles 9 and 10 of the Constitution, organized proselytization isn't a protected right.. When groups try to turn their faith into a street-level sales (like plastics on the roads 🤣😜) pitch in places with massive...
Monks aren't standing on your doorstep telling you your God is false, handing out propaganda pamphlets, or offering money to turn your kids into Buddhists. If you say no, they walk away.
Aggressive preaching isn't just physical violence. It includes door-to-door solicitation in non-Christian neighborhoods, targeting vulnerable/impoverished communities, and uninvited proselytizing in areas with deep-rooted cultural heritages.
Look up SC Special Determination No. 19/2003 (and...
Freedom of faith isn't a free pass for aggressive preaching. Article 10 protects your right to practice your religion, but Article 9 guarantees the protection of Buddhism and local heritage. The Supreme Court made it clear, targeted proselytization is not protected under the Constitution...