Goa minister Michael Lobo has said the proposed Anti-Conversion Bill will not come up for consideration in the Assembly, stressing that the legislation needs to be studied thoroughly before any decision is taken.
Lobo said all stakeholders should be taken into confidence before the proposed legislation is considered. He also emphasised that every religion is important and must be respected.
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His remarks come amid discussions over the proposed Anti-Conversion Bill and its possible introduction in the ongoing Assembly session.
