The rate of conversion is the highest in people of these two religions, know the situation of Hindu and Muslim

Hindus and Muslims maintain their religious identity: Many questions are being raised on the issue of conversion in India. Not only India, cases of conversion in the top countries of the world have increased. However, the Pew Research Survey claims that the rate of conversion in Hindus and Muslims is lower than other religions. There has been an increase in matters of conversion among Christians and Buddhists around the world. It also claimed that faith in religion in South Korea is continuously decreasing.

The conversion rate to India is 2 percent.

According to a survey report conducted by Pew Research, 50 percent of people in South Korea have left their religion and converted to another religion. It also includes many atheists. The conversion rates in Spain, Canada, Sweden, Netherlands, UK, Australia, France, Germany and Japan have also been around 30 to 40 percent. Whereas in India, this conversion rate has barely seen 2 percent. After entering adolescence, many people are adopting another religion by breaking ties with their religion. Many of them are atheists and do not believe in any religion.

Hindu conversion rate high in America

Even today, Hindus and Muslims follow their religions in India and Bangladesh. The rate of conversion in them has been very low. A survey conducted in 36 countries has shown that there is a big stir in Hinduism. Out of the total Hindu population in the US, 18 percent of Hindus are leaving their religion and adopting another religion. While this percentage in Sri Lanka is 11. In Sri Lanka, Hindu people are abandoning Hinduism and adopting Christianity. While many Hindus have become atheists in America. And many people have turned into Christianity.

America also leads in adopting Hinduism

America is a pioneer in both renouncing and adopting Hinduism. 8 percent of Hindu American minors in the United States said that they were born in another religion. 99 percent of Hindus in India are true to their birth religion. The same situation is in Bangladesh. 99 percent of India and 100 percent Muslims of Bangladesh have also retained their religion.