Faith leaders representing the six main religions in India have united in a joint statement condemning hateful political division, state coercion of individuals and violent discrimination against faith groups. Leaders of the Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Muslim and Sikh faiths met in Goa, western India, on April 5 in a gathering addressing national tensions ahead of the country’s 2019 general election, according to World Watch Monitor . In a joint statement , the leaders […]

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