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Sumi Ranjan Mondal (Other)     02 November 2022

Religion conversion

I'm married. But I'm Christian by birth but I have faith in Hinduism. And at the time of marriage I stated myself as a hindu. Now can I make an affidavit of converting to Hinduism after marriage?



Quick Summary
This discussion addresses the legality of converting to Hinduism after marriage, even if you were born Christian but profess Hindu faith. It confirms that there's no legal impediment to adopting Hinduism. The thread also clarifies that while announcing the conversion in the Government Gazette aids in updating legal documents, it's not always a strict legal requirement. Furthermore, it outlines the options available to a spouse if one partner converts to another religion.

 3 Replies

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     02 November 2022

Yes, you may adopt / profess Hinduism, if you feel so, there is no legal impediment.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     15 December 2022

You have stated, inter alia, "......the conversion must be announced in the Government Gazette so that it can be easily reflected in all other legal papers."

Is it legally required ??

 

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     21 December 2022

If you convert to other religion then your spouce has three options :-

 

  1. seek dissolution of marriage.
  2. convert alongwith you
  3. not to covert but condone your conversion and keep living with you.

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