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Religion Change Doesn’t Alter Caste Status: Allahabad High Court Rules

Allahabad High Court rules that caste remains unchanged despite religious conversion, sparking debate over reservation and legal status in India.

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In a significant ruling, the Allahabad High Court has stated that a person’s caste, determined by birth, does not change even after conversion to another religion. The court observed that while individuals are free to change their religion, caste identity remains a social classification linked to birth and cannot be altered through conversion. The judgment is expected to have wide implications, particularly in matters related to reservation benefits and legal recognition of caste status. Legal experts believe the ruling could influence future cases involving caste-based entitlements after religious conversion. At the same time, the verdict has sparked debate, with differing opinions emerging on its social and constitutional impact.

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