Conversion

The Karnataka hate speech bill empowers aggressive groups, restricts Hindu festivals, shields missionary activity and enables sweeping police action through vague definitions that reduce dissent to criminal conduct and allow sentiment-driven complaints to dictate state interference in daily expression.

Nagaland groups expressed strong disappointment after Franklin Graham’s visa denial, highlighting his past remarks on Hinduism, his organisation’s aggressive outreach among tribal communities, and the wider pattern of evangelist networks operating under humanitarian claims across India.

Steven McWan, accused of running a foreign-funded conversion racket in Nadiad, used fake miracle healings and anti-idolatry propaganda to lure vulnerable Hindus into Christianity.