Maharashtra clears Dabholkar's anti-superstition bill
Updated on Aug 21, 2013 10:13 pm IST
In an endeavor to honour the deceased anti-superstition activist Dr Narendra Dabholkar, the Maharashtra cabinet on Wednesday unanimously decided to issue an ordinance for enactment of the long-pending bill against black magic, superstition and blind faith. Dabholkar, who was running an anti-superstition movement in Maharashtra was shot dead in Pune on Tuesday morning.
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