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What is love jihad and boycotting trend in India?

#Lovejihad or Romeo jihad in a conspiracy theory alleging that Muslim men target women belonging to non-Muslim communities for conversation to Islam by feigning love. The proposed law cleared by the Uttar Pradesh cabinet defines punishment and fine under three different heads. Those found guilty of conversion done though “misrepresentation, force, undue influence, coercion, allurement or by any fraudulent means” in contravention of the law would face jail term of one to 5 years, and a minimum fine of Rs 15,000. Recently tanishq Advertisiment was targeted on social media and was trending on twitter as #bycotttanishq. The reason behind that was, featuring a Hindu -muslim marriage. The aesthetics of the Advertisiment tells the viewer of the class background of the Muslim family. The gift of thick gold jewellery seals that understanding. The Advertisiment was applauded but that was heavily overridden by the shrill criticism which questioned tata's motive in propagating "love jihad ". One more case of love jihad was recently in the controversy. IAS officer LG #TINADABI and ATHAR khan have filed for divorce weeks ago with mutual consent in a family court in Jaipur. The duo had tied the knot in 2018 . Their inter-religion marriage had grabbed a lot of attention at that time with that Hindu mahasabha claiming it to the a case of "love jihad ". An FIR has been filed in MP against Netflix for allegedly hurting religious sentiments through its web series "A suitable boy" which showed kissing scene purportedly on a temple premises. People are saying the objectionable scene should be removed and it also encourages love jihad.