Does religious conversion affect Scheduled Tribe status? | Explained
The Allahabad High Court recently dismissed writ petitions regarding the purchase of three agricultural land transactions and upheld the orders declaring the transactions void; the central question was whether the petitioner continued to be a member of the Bhuiyan Scheduled Tribe when the three sale deeds were executed as some official records showed that she had married a Muslim man and converted to Islam
· 9/15/2026, 12:03:35 PM· 2 min read
The Allahabad High Court recently dismissed writ petitions regarding the purchase of three agricultural land transactions and upheld the orders declaring the transactions void; the central question was whether the petitioner continued to be a member of the Bhuiyan Scheduled Tribe when the three sale deeds were executed as some official records showed that she had married a Muslim man and converted to Islam
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