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Christian body's plea to minority panel

HYDERABAD: The All-India Christian Council has appealed to the National Commission for Minorities (NCM) or the Union Law Ministry or the Law Commission look into the constitutionality of laws and local regulations banning movement of citizens and carrying social work and charitable activities in public places, according to Joseph D' Souza and John Dayal, president and secretary-general of the council.

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