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Strengthen the 'love jihad' (anti-conversion) law with ten years' rigorous imprisonment and fast-track cases

“We will strengthen and amend the law against Love Jihad, with a provision for ten years of rigorous imprisonment for those convicted. The cases under this law will be fast tracked.”
— Uttarakhand Drishti Patra 2022 - BJP, page 51 · source
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The verdict

The document's pledge (Sankalp 24, also p. 51) names a 'law against Love Jihad'; the state's law is the Freedom of Religion Act. The 2022 amendment (passed 29 Nov 2022, in force Dec 2022) set up to 10 years for unlawful and mass conversion; a 2025 amendment raised the maximum to life in serious cases. Fast-tracking of cases was not checked.

Rule applied: Kept: achieved as promised, on time or within 6 months of the deadline → 10

Implied deadline (end of term): 23 Mar 2027Confidence: highAI draft · review pending
10/10

Evidence timeline

  1. Manifesto9 Feb 2022· BJP Uttarakhandcontext
    Uttarakhand Drishti Patra 2022 (English), p. 51 ↗

    “We will strengthen and amend the law against Love Jihad, with a provision for ten years of rigorous imprisonment for those convicted. The cases under this law will be fast tracked.”

  2. News29 Nov 2022· LiveLawsupports
    Uttarakhand Assembly passes stricter anti-conversion bill, introduces offence of mass conversion with up to 10-year jail term ↗

    “Mass conversion: 3 to 10 years and a fine of at least Rs 50,000; unlawful conversion made cognisable and non-bailable; up to Rs 5 lakh compensation to victims.”

  3. News14 Aug 2025· The Week (PTI)supports
    Uttarakhand Cabinet approves amendments to anti-conversion law ↗

    “3-10 years for general violations, 5-14 years involving vulnerable groups, 20 years to life in serious offences.”

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