HC-JIHAD 2 LAST

Punnose in his statement Wednesday said he had received
some information from some units based on "source inputs"
which suggested 'clandestine design' of certain groups aimed
at religious conversion through "deceitful means".

He said the contents of three reports lacked supportive
evidence and were often based on hearsay. No cogent material
was available in the three reports to make an unambigious
statement on the truth of allegations of forced conversions.
The contents of the reports require further enquiries, he
stated.
The issue of the so called 'Love Jihad' had also been
raised in the Karnataka High Court which on October 26 had
directed the state and the Kerala police to jointly probe the
matter and submit a report by November 13. PTI CORR
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