What’s striking? Marriages done solely for conversion will be legally void. That’s a game-changer. The bill targets conversions through force, fraud, or marriage; and if you’re converting a minor, woman, or SC/ST member, penalties get even harsher: 5 to 14 years minimum, plus ₹1 lakh fine. Critics say it could affect interfaith couples. Supporters argue it stops exploitation. Either way, this isn’t just Goa’s move; it’s part of a bigger trend: 6 other states already have similar bills. If passed, this could reshape personal choices across the state. The debate isn’t just about religion; it’s about freedom, law, and identity. What do you think?