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anyagamkaranayata erehi panatha menna
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mokada ban parana kunu awusanne..
uba hadanne meke apahu agam beda yuddayak hadawannada...
mokada ban parana kunu awusanne..
රටෙ සම්මත උන නිතියක් ගැන කතා කරන්නෙ
This is not very practical. One cannot be forced to inform the DS once his/her religion is changed.
Additionally, there is no way to prove that someone has changed his/her religion. Even if someone visits a religious place belonging to a particular religion, it does not necessarily mean that the person has embraced that religion.
Additionally, there is no way to prove that someone has changed his/her religion. Even if someone visits a religious place belonging to a particular religion, it does not necessarily mean that the person has embraced that religion.
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