An advertising campaign was criticised for “unintentional” connections to the 1972 Munich Olympics. 

​An advertising campaign was criticised for “unintentional” connections to the 1972 Munich Olympics.  

The Uttar Pradesh government has passed a bill on Tuesday to amend an anti-conversion law, increasing the severity of punishments for offenders. The Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act was passed by the Yogi Adiyanath-led state government, following its introduction by parliamentary affairs minister Suresh Khanna on Monday. Previously, the law stipulated a maximum punishment of 10 years imprisonment and a fine of Rs 50,000 for fraudulent or forced conversions.

Speaking during a discussion on the Union Budget in Lok Sabha, Yadav accused the government of initially orchestrating supportive tweets from major industrialists to promote the Agnipath scheme