-Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said a law should be made against religious conversions, but added that nobody should be harassed by misusing the law.
Speaking at an interaction with traders and businessmen in Jalandhar on Saturday, he said one should not be forced to convert. “I feel that religion is a private affair of any individual and everyone has the right to worship any religion or religious book, but if somebody is being converted by alluring through money or harassing them then it is wrong,” he said while replying to a query on his stand regarding the conversions taking place in Punjab, particularly in Jalandhar, allegedly by offering money to the poor.