What does the Right to Freedom of Religion not permit?

Correct answer: Converting a person through force, inducement or fraud

Direct answer: C, converting a person through force, inducement, or fraud. Religious freedom protects voluntary belief and practice, not coercion or deception. Article 25 gives every person freedom of conscience and the right to profess, practise, and propagate religion, subject to public order, morality, health, and other constitutional limits. A describes these protected forms of individual religious freedom. B is connected with Article 26, which allows a religious denomination to manage its own religious affairs, subject to law. D is also a constitutionally recognised activity of religious denominations, within legal limits. C is different because force, improper inducement, or fraud removes genuine choice; it cannot be treated as free exercise of conscience. This question asks what the right does not permit, so look for the option that violates voluntary choice. Memory cue: faith may be shared, but it cannot be forced or obtained through fraud.