What steps has Uttar Pradesh taken to make its anti-conversion law more stringent

1. Uttar Pradesh has increased the punishment for violating the anti-conversion law, which now includes a jail term of 1 to 5 years. 2. The burden of proof has been shifted to the accused, meaning they must prove that the conversion was not forced or fraudulent. 3. Officials must be notified 2 months in advance before a conversion ceremony can take place, allowing them to assess its legality. 4. Non-compliance with the new provisions can result in fines and imprisonment. 5. The law now requires anyone intending to convert to another religion to seek permission from the district magistrate. Overall, these changes make Uttar Pradesh's anti-conversion law more stringent in its efforts to prevent forced conversions.