Controversy in Bareilly: IMC Seeks Permission for Mass Religious Conversions and Marriages

The Ittehad-e-Millat Council (IMC) has requested permission from Bareilly district administration for a mass marriage event involving individuals converting to Islam. The move has sparked opposition from Hindu leaders, and authorities insist that any program without proper clearance will face legal consequences. A decision is awaited following an exhaustive investigation.

The Ittehad-e-Millat Council (IMC) has approached the Bareilly district administration seeking approval for a mass marriage event involving men and women converting to Islam. This proposal has met with resistance from Hindu leaders who oppose the conversions.

According to police, strict measures will be applied against those conducting events without administrative permission or potentially disrupting public order. IMC Chief Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan revealed plans for five couples to undergo conversion and marriage in the first phase, scheduled for July 21.

Authorities are gathering intelligence to make an informed decision. The event has raised concerns about legal, social, and religious ramifications, especially in light of existing laws regulating religious conversions.