The daughter of Indonesia's former President Sukarno, Sukmawati Sukarnoputri, will undergo the ritual of converting from Islam to Hinduism on October 26. A CNN Indonesia report made the revelation. &nbsp;&nbsp;

For the conversion, a ritual ceremony will be held at the Sukarno Center Heritage Area in Bale Agung Singaraja, Buleleng Regency, Bali, on Tuesday, the report said on Saturday. &nbsp;

Ida Ayu Nyoman Rai Srimben, the late Balinese grandmother of Sukmawati, seems to have played a major role in influencing her decision to embrace Hinduism, said the report by CNN Indonesia. &nbsp;

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While&nbsp;informing the press about her decision, her lawyer said that&nbsp;she&nbsp;has extensive knowledge of Hinduism. She&nbsp;is also aware of all doctrines and rituals of Hindu theology.&nbsp;

Sukmawati Sukarnoputri, who is 70-year-old, is the third daughter of Sukarno and the younger sister of former President Megawati Sukarnoputri.

She is also the founder of the Indonesian National Party (Partai Nasional Indonesia-PNI). She was married to Kanjeng Gusti Pangeran Adipati Arya Mangkunegara IX, but got divorced in 1984. &nbsp;

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In 2018, Sukmawati was accused of reciting a poem, which insulted Islam. The hardline Islamic groups in the country also filed a blasphemy complaint against her. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The daughter of Indonesia's former President had apologised as well, as reported by The Sydney Morning Herald. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Islam is the largest religion in Indonesia. The Southeast Asian nation also seems to have the largest Muslim population in the world.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The daughter of Indonesia's former President Sukarno, Sukmawati Sukarnoputri, will undergo the ritual of converting from Islam to Hinduism on October 26. A CNN Indonesia report made the revelation.

The daughter of Indonesia's former President Sukarno, Sukmawati Sukarnoputri, will undergo the ritual of converting from Islam to Hinduism on October 26. A CNN Indonesia report made the revelation. For the conversion, a ritual ceremony will be held at the Sukarno Center Heritage Area in Bale Agung Singaraja, Buleleng Regency, Bali, on Tuesday, the report said on Saturday. Ida Ayu Nyoman Rai Srimben, the late Balinese grandmother of Sukmawati, seems to have played a major role in influencing her decision to embrace Hinduism, said the report by CNN Indonesia. Also Read: US seeks to contain Beijing anger after Biden vows Taiwan defense While informing the press about her decision, her lawyer said that she has extensive knowledge of Hinduism. She is also aware of all doctrines and rituals of Hindu theology. Sukmawati Sukarnoputri, who is 70-year-old, is the third daughter of Sukarno and the younger sister of former President Megawati Sukarnoputri. She is also the founder of the Indonesian National Party (Partai Nasional Indonesia-PNI). She was married to Kanjeng Gusti Pangeran Adipati Arya Mangkunegara IX, but got divorced in 1984. Also Read: India, UK democracies can make world safer, prosperous: British foreign minister In 2018, Sukmawati was accused of reciting a poem, which insulted Islam. The hardline Islamic groups in the country also filed a blasphemy complaint against her. The daughter of Indonesia's former President had apologised as well, as reported by The Sydney Morning Herald. Islam is the largest religion in Indonesia. The Southeast Asian nation also seems to have the largest Muslim population in the world. (With inputs from agencies)

Indonesian ex-President Sukarno’s daughter to convert from Islam to Hinduism

The slum dwellers in Agra&#39;s Jagdish Pura area have alleged that they were approached by priests to convert to Christianity in return for better facilities.

As per one of the residents, Maya, the officials gave them samosas and told them to convert for the sake of their children&rsquo;s education. A passerby saw this and intervened. As soon as this happened, the &lsquo;father&rsquo; removed his robes and changed into plain-clothes,&rdquo; she alleged.

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She informed that the police was soon called to the spot.

She also alleged&nbsp;that the samosas served to the residents were questionable, &ldquo;Many, including my daughter, started feeling dizzy after consuming the samosa,&rdquo; she added.

The Jagdish Pura police have begun probe into the matter after receiving a complaint. Although an official complaint hasn&rsquo;t been filed, the SP of Agra city said that a complaint had been filed by an organization.

&quot;We received a complaint from an organisation. The matter is being probed. We have talked to the people of the missionary. They have told us that they were creating awareness about education on Women&#39;s Day, but the other party is alleging that religious conversion was being done,&quot; Agra Superintendent of Police (SP) Kunwar Anupam Singh said and added that people from the slums have not lodged any complaint yet.

A resident also said that the samosas served to the residents were questionable, 'Many, including my daughter, started feeling dizzy after consuming the samosa,' she added

The slum dwellers in Agra's Jagdish Pura area have alleged that they were approached by priests to convert to Christianity in return for better facilities. As per one of the residents, Maya, the officials gave them samosas and told them to convert for the sake of their children’s education. A passerby saw this and intervened. As soon as this happened, the ‘father’ removed his robes and changed into plain-clothes,” she alleged. Agra: Slum dwellers of Sector-4 Awas Vikas Colony in Jagdish Pura say they were approached by people who asked them to convert to Christianity in order to avail education for their children, houses and better lifestyle, police say matter being probed. pic.twitter.com/RiHRKDQrGU — ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) March 9, 2018 × She informed that the police was soon called to the spot. She also alleged that the samosas served to the residents were questionable, “Many, including my daughter, started feeling dizzy after consuming the samosa,” she added. The Jagdish Pura police have begun probe into the matter after receiving a complaint. Although an official complaint hasn’t been filed, the SP of Agra city said that a complaint had been filed by an organization. "We received a complaint from an organisation. The matter is being probed. We have talked to the people of the missionary. They have told us that they were creating awareness about education on Women's Day, but the other party is alleging that religious conversion was being done," Agra Superintendent of Police (SP) Kunwar Anupam Singh said and added that people from the slums have not lodged any complaint yet.

Slum dwellers in Agra allege 'forcible' conversion bid by priests to Christianity

A former model accused her husband&nbsp;of physically abusing her for not giving&nbsp;into his demand for converting to Islamism.

The ex-model, Rashmi, residing in Mumbai said that her husband,&nbsp;Asif Shahbazkar, has been torturing and forcing her to convert to Islam for the past couple of years.&nbsp;

Shahbazkar,&nbsp;who has married another&nbsp;Hindu woman half her age after giving in to his demand to convert to Islam, has now asked Rashmi to leave the house, reports said.&nbsp;

&ldquo;He is now trying to evict me from our marital home. I am facing a serious threat to my life,&rdquo; she told.

&quot;I am a Hindu. I didn&#39;t give into his pressures,&quot; she added.

A case has been registered against the model&#39;s husband and his second wife by the Bandra Police. &nbsp;

Rashmi married in 2005 and gave birth to their son in 2010.

Shahbazkar,?who has married another?Hindu woman half her age after giving in to his demand to convert to Islam, has now asked Rashmi to leave the house

A former model accused her husband of physically abusing her for not giving into his demand for converting to Islamism. The ex-model, Rashmi, residing in Mumbai said that her husband, Asif Shahbazkar, has been torturing and forcing her to convert to Islam for the past couple of years. Shahbazkar, who has married another Hindu woman half her age after giving in to his demand to convert to Islam, has now asked Rashmi to leave the house, reports said. “He is now trying to evict me from our marital home. I am facing a serious threat to my life,” she told. "I am a Hindu. I didn't give into his pressures," she added. A case has been registered against the model's husband and his second wife by the Bandra Police. Rashmi married in 2005 and gave birth to their son in 2010.

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