conversion to Christianity

In Madhya Pradesh, an English-medium school courted controversy for altering the religion of Hindu students to Christianity on their transfer certificates.

The accused also offered them money saying that those who convert to Christianity will be given a bonus of Rs 10,000 every month.

Court has earlier provided interim protection from arrest to the Vice Chancellor and Director of SHUATS University in connection with a mass religious conversion case.

On February 15, the Hindu activist group, in a thread of posts on X, highlighted how the Christian Missionary was staying on a tourist visa and not only secretly preaching Christianity but also trying to brainwash and convert young children by denigrating Hinduism.

Former MLA Bhojraj Nag, who is leading the Yatra of Janjati Suraksha Manch, has stated that people who convert to Christianity will not be allowed to reside in Bastar, Chhattisgarh.

“We have to stop the conversion of tribal population in the state. It is a crucial issue that has to be addressed. We will take whatever measures are possible in the legal framework to stop this,” said Deputy CM Arun Sao.

An ex-university Hindi stenographer had alleged that SHAUTS officials attempted to convert her and other girls from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to Christianity through coercion.

Two minor girls aged 9 and 11 respectively were confined by the Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission orphanage and subjected to torture for resisting their proselytising diktats

Additional SP Kalu Singh said that the police have confiscated audio tapes, compact discs, 6 mobiles, 3 ATM cards, Aadhar cards, and propaganda material related to Christianity.

In a notice issued by NCPCR, the statutory body said the two minor victims were forced to read Bible and clean public toilets.