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The Special Marriage Act is a civil law enacted in 1954 that allows the solemnisation of marriages between any two individuals without religious customs, rituals, or ceremonial requirements. More importantly, the Special Marriage Act critically creates provisions for the marriage of interfaith couples without religious conversions — a requirement for marriages under personal laws such as the Hindu or the Muslim marriage acts. You can file the complain of they pressurize you and if this is reacting your mental state. The police can help you by explaining this law to your family members
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