"The Maharashtra Freedom of Religion Act, 2026, also known as the Dharma Swatantrya Adhiniyam, prohibits religious conversions carried out through coercion, fraud, inducement, misrepresentation, threat, undue influence or 'allurement', a term defined broadly enough to include offers of money, gifts, employment, free education or the promise of a better lifestyle.
Portraying one religion as superior to another can also fall within its provisions."
Faced with this legislation, and with agression by "right-wing Hindu groups" accusing them of of illegal conversions, Christian churches are asking their congregations to sign forms to state that they are attending prayer meetings voluntarily.
I'm wondering whether this kind of approach would work as a response to the UK's proposed conversion law, for people like therapists. Maybe they could ask people to sign a form saying that they want to discuss the pros and cons of transitioning with the therapist, in advance of the first meeting.