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Friday, March 29, 2024

Three evangelists arrested for coercing a Hindu family to embrace Christianity: K’taka

Christian evangelical activity has been reported from Karnataka. According to authorities, three young missionaries, including two females, were arrested by Karnataka police on Monday for allegedly trying to coerce Hindus into becoming Christians in this part of the state.

Ravi, a resident of Maraluru Dinne situated within the boundaries of Jayanagar police station in Tumakuru city, reportedly filed a police complaint about it. On Sunday night, the missionaries who were conducting conversion campaigns in the Maralur Dine region arrived at Ravi’s house and began mocking Hindu deities.

According to the complainant, the accused claimed that he would get God’s blessings only if he became a Christian. Additionally, they promised him safety in case he and his family decide to convert. They also explained to him that there is only one God and that celebrating Hindu festivals like the Ganeshotsav is blind faith. The evangelists asserted that there are not the 36 crore Gods that Hindu Dharma holds to be true.

Following their discovery of the occurrence, Bajrang Dal activists hurried to the complainant’s home to confront the accused. They informed the police who in turn interrogated the missionaries. Further investigations into the matter are reportedly ongoing.

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