The court also stated that these conversions violate Article 25 of the indian Constitution, which "only provides freedom of conscience and free profession, practice, and propagation of religion" and "does not provide for religious conversion."
Crucially, the bench also stated that it has learned from many cases that the State of Uttar Pradesh is seeing a "rampant pace" of illegal Christian conversions among members of the SC/ST caste and other economically marginalized groups.
The informant was told by the applicant that her brother, who was mentally sick, would receive treatment and be back in his hometown in a week. But in the end, he was converted to Christianity. The petitioner was the target of a formal complaint alleging that he had won several individuals over to Christianity.