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Christens torturing Hindu families in Rasayni, Maharashtra

 

December 18, 2008 

Margashirsha Krushna Saptami

Panvel (Maharashtra): Hindu family in Rasayni, is being tortured by christen missionaries in that area. (Congress government in center and state are supporting to the anti – Hindu activities by Christian and Muslims everywhere. That is why except Hindus all other religions and sectors are becoming very powerful and aggressive in the country where majority population is Hindu. So no one can deny the fact that every Hindu should come together and get united to stop assaults on our great tradition and religion! – Editor)

But police started taking action against Shiv Sainiks who protected this Hindu family. But police threaten Shiv Sainik about minority commission. (Ahh! Now it's a crime to ask question about the injustice and attacks happening on your religion. The congress government is responsible for the terrib They fired their daughters from school. This was not enough so the Christian missionaries cut the water and electricity supply. (This is the real face of Christians! – Editor)

Shiv Sena leaders Anagha Kanitkar, Shri Bhai Shinde, Shri Harishchandra Patil along with many Shiv Sainik met Shetty family after they came to know about the incident. Delegation of Shiv Sena activists then went to missionary school, where they found no picture of our national hero in the school. (Muslims are dreaming to make this country Islamic and Christians are trying day and night to convert the whole Bharat into Christianity. Dear Hindus what are you doing to keep your tradition and religion alive? – Editor) 

The symbol of Christianity cross were the only thing which you could see everywhere. Delegation also noticed that ignoring rules and regulations of government this school was running their own Christian missionary educational system. The delegation also met pastor of the institution. He also admitted his mistake and took the girls back into school, he also accepted to run the school as per government norms and regulations. But as soon as Shiv Sena activist left this place, the pastor ran to police and lodged complain against Shiv Sainiks. (Police are least bothered when some Hindu go to lodge any complain against some Muslim or Christian. But here some Christian person is lodging complain so the police immediately lodged complain without knowing the facts. Hindus are getting step motherly treatment in their own county. So it won't be surprising if Hindus sentiments got stimulated some day! – Editor)

Earlier police didn't even bother to take action against this school after repeated complains. But police officer Pravinkumar Tiwari called Anagha Kanitkar, Shri Harishchandra Patil and Bhai Shinde to police station after the pastor complained against these Shiv Sainiks. (People!! why are we still tolerating and thriving such blasphemy police force.  We can put such unrighteous police on trial; those are supporting unconstitutional behavior and anti – Hindu activities of Christians in the divine kingdom of God. But for that first we have to devastate this irreligious congress government and also we should elect the pro – Hindu active government! – Editor)

Source: Daily Sanatan Prabhat

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Meanwhile, in J&K...... Christians get a taste of what Hindus faced

பள்ளிகளில் கடவுள் வாழ்த்து சட்ட விரோதம்! அமெரிக்க நீதிமன்றத்தின் சீரிய தீர்ப்பு

‘Congress shares church’s view on Goa land-use plan’

The archdiocesan council has demanded that the Regional plan 2021 be re-framed.

In an effort to woo Christians for the assembly polls, the ruling Congress party in Goa has said it shares the concerns of a church institution regarding the framing of a new land-use plan for the state.

The archdiocesan Council for Social Justice and Peace (CSJP) has demanded that the Regional plan 2021 be framed according to the wishes of the people.

The congress government "has always been inspired by the efforts of CSJP in bettering Goa," said Altinho Gomes, general secretary of the party's state unit.

He said that with regard to CSJP's concerns about Regional Plan 2021, the party had stressed that its stand would be in accordance with gram sabha (village council).

"We have not taken a final decision and will be taking the plan back to gram sabhas and people before finalizing it," he said.

The Church and village bodies that discussed the plan determined that it paved the way for unbridled construction activity in violation of environment regulations.

On December 16 last, thousands marched to the state capital to demand scrapping of the plan.

The CSJP noted that the plan did not specify forests, scrub vegetation or grazing lands as natural cover.

The assembly elections in the state are due on March 3.

Sharia court sends out a challenge

Kashmir Christians see bleak outlook as Muslim body exerts growing power

By John Dayal
New Delhi: 

The Srinagar sharia court’s directive to the Jammu and Kashmir state government last week to expel three pastors and takeover two schools run by the Church of North India has revived memories of the 1985 exodus of Hindu Kashmiri Pundits.

Of the three pastors — Rev C M Khanna and Rev Gayoor Masei of the Church of North India and Catholic Mill Hill missionary Fr Jim Borst — Rev Khanna is on bail following his arrest in December and all three are reported safe somewhere outside the Kashmir Valley.

There is no congruence, no real similarities in the situation of the Hindus and the Christians in the Kashmir Valley – one of the state’s four regions, and the only one which is now almost entirely Muslim. Over 300,000 Pundits fled the valley in 1985 in the face of violence and coercion by militant and terrorist groups, many of them controlled by Pakistan-based terror organizations.

The elected government of the state was then sympathetic to the Pundits, though powerless in the face of the armed might of extremist groups.

The government, this time around, seems to have succumbed to religious pressure and handed over its powers to the sharia court and to the few orthodox and fundamentalist groups that run the 200-year-old advisory organization.

Christian Human rights organizations, including the All India Christian Council and the Evangelical Fellowship of India, say it is almost as if the government has accepted the writ of the court and made its rulings applicable as the laws of the land.

The Christian community maintains it does not come under the jurisdiction of the court which is for Muslims only, and on a voluntary basis too.

Christian organizations in India have come face to face with the implications the special position of Jammu and Kashmir State in the Indian Federation has because of the circumstances of its ceding to India during the 1947 partition.

The state has its own penal code, modeled on the one in India. It does not have a minorities commission or any structure to assure protection for religious and ethnic minority groups. The National Human Rights Commission and other Federal organizations cannot even comment on its internal affairs.

Above all, no Indian civil society group is willing to send a fact finding team or investigate the situation, pleading the “sensitive nature” of peace in the valley where the local population is in a state of rebellion against New Delhi.

In fact, barring two journalists, no one has written against the recent fatwa of the sharia court, and no major or minor Muslim organization in India has provided help or offered to mediate. This has made the isolation of the small Christian community so severe and their trauma so acute.

The local police have been acting, seemingly, only at the behest of the sharia court. This week it arrested five people who allegedly converted to Christianity and “were going to a church to receive financial emoluments,” as the local media, enthusiastically involved in incriminating the church, reported.

Those arrested were identified as Ghulam Hassan Dar and Abdul Hamid Sofi from Khag Budgam, and Feroz Ahmad Khan, Riyaz Ahmad Mir and Mohammad Ashraf Wani from Bandipora. Their fate is not known.

The police in December had arrested Rev Khanna at his home after the priest had been interrogated by the sharia court for seven hours for allegedly baptizing several Muslims youths. These conversions were filmed on mobile phones by several people present, and then leaked. Footage of the baptisms was also widely circulated.

Also publicized was an account by a young man who said he had been seduced by the pastor’s daughter, made to drink pig’s blood and then converted. The story was played up by the local media and denied by the pastor.

A Christian fact finding team from New Delhi which met Rev Khanna, several Muslim converts, the Mirwaiz and Grand Mufti of Kashmir, found little of substance in the allegations.

They, however, found the situation for Christians was very serious indeed, and the community, Catholic and Protestant, was in a state of panic.

In its report it said: “Apart from the safety and security of Pastor Khanna, his family and his parishioners, old and new, we were also apprehensive about the state of justice in the valley where the Bar Association had apparently announced they would not defend the pastor. Local lawyers also disturbed proceedings when Pastor Khanna’s bail petition was eventually heard by the judge, who eventually granted Pastor Khanna’s release on bail on December 1.”

Pastor Khanna said he had been approached many times by Muslims who asked to be converted. He also said he had always asked them why they wanted to be Christians.

He said they always replied that they were not getting any help or assistance from the Islamic leadership. They had heard that the Church helped Christians materially.

He said he had always turned away such people.

Father Thomas Mathew of the Catholic Church had similar experiences. He, too, turned them away.

Christian clergy also allege some of those seeking conversion were undercover police and others had been sent by Islamic groups to trap priests.

The fact finding group’s report felt the seeds of confrontation with the Christian community lies within a powerful segment of the Islamic clergy which is looking to compete for influence with the state government, other political groups, the military and political parties.

The vast majority of Kashmiris in the valley, all Muslim, are peaceful people adhering to a soft and melodious Sufi Islam, far removed from the stridency of Wahabism espoused by the extremist groups.

John Dayal is the general-secretary of All India Christian Council and a member of the Indian government’s National Integration Council

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