Ghar Wapasi Is Headline . See Christian Missonaries Work.. No Hedline

[jpismahatma]

Saffron outfits demand ban on church meets in Uttar Pradesh

Piyush Srivastava   |   Mail Today  |   Lucknow, December 24, 2014 | UPDATED 09:45 IST

Now, the 'changai sabha' organised by the churches is in the line of saffron fire. The Hindu organisations have demanded the Uttar Pradesh government should ban these sabhas or meetings where ailing people are allegedly lured to convert to Christianity. Saffron outfits have alleged that the Christian missionaries have converted over 30 people, mostly women from the Kushwaha caste, at a 'changai sabha' in Gulariya village of Jalalabad area in Shahjahanpur.

 

"Women suffering from ailments are invited to these sabhas and the missionaries treat them by using traditional methods. They then lure them to join Christianity at such meetings," said Anuj Kumar Singh, Bajrang Dal's convener in Shahjahanpur. "This is why we are demanding that the state government should ban such meetings across the state," he added.

On Tuesday, a large number of Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), Bajrang Dal and Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha members demonstrated against these 'changai sabhas' and protested against the state government at the district headquarter.

Local VHP leader Brijesh Gupta alleged that a ruling Samajwadi Party MLA was protecting those who were involved in religious conversion in the district. "It is clear that Matadeen Verma, a villager who was previously converted to Christianity, was encouraging other villagers to convert. The police personnel, who had visited the village two days ago, had seen some people reading the Bible in his house. But Verma is close to a senior Samajwadi Party leader. This is why the police are not touching him," Gupta alleged.

Ramawati, a woman of Garhi Sampat in Agra, who started practising Christianity a few days ago, confirmed that she was cured of a pain in a 'changai sabha' and it was then she began reading the Bible, and also encouraged other women of the village to attend similar meetings.

Meanwhile, BSP MLA Neeraj Maurya alleged that the missionaries were trying to mislead the poor people. "I visited Gulariya but the residents were not willing to divulge anything. I got to know that some Christians have told the villagers that they would soon start construction of a church in the village. A villager, who converted to Christianity, would be given ` 700,000 as the first installment for this construction. They have promised to give lot of money for this purpose," Maurya alleged.

Yadavs join hands with Hindutva outfits

Samajwadi Party (SP) president Mulayam Singh Yadav may have succeeded in cobbling up Janata Parivar, but he seems to be losing ground at home over the controversy on conversion.

In a recent development, the Yadav Mahasabha has turned against the Mulayam Singh Yadav-led SP, alleging that the state government is ineffective in curbing religious conversion of its community members. The move comes in the wake of religious conversion of five Yadav families to Christianity in Kotwali area of Moradabad. "It is unfortunate. A large number of Yadavs are disillusioned with whatever is happening in the state. It was in this situation that five families had converted to Christianity. We somehow convinced them to return to their original religion. A purification ritual would be done soon to bring them back to Hinduism," said Radhey Shyam Yadav, general secretary of Yadav Mahasabha. Yadavs and Muslims are the SP's core vote banks in Uttar Pradesh. Radhey Shyam, according to sources, is working closely with the Hindutva organisations.

"We together have carried out a survey in many villages of the district and identified over 50 Yadav families and people from other communities, who had adopted Christianity. They will be brought back to Hinduism in a ghar wapsi (homecoming) programme," said Pankaj Chauhan, a Bajrang Dal leader in the area. Sri Krishna Yadav - the head of one of the families - which had adopted Christianity was quoted as telling other villagers that they were ignored by their own government and community.

"We were converted to Christianity because the missionaries were helping us improve the quality of our life. Our own government and community didn't help us in crises," he said.

A few Muslim organisations have also expressed dissatisfaction over the state government's silence on the activities of Christian missionaries. Several clerics met the local administration on Tuesday and handed over a memorandum, in which they alleged that the Christian missionaries were trying to lure Muslims too.

"They are in touch with poor Muslims. The state government is not taking any action against them," said Maulana Rashid.

Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/conversion-row-christian-missionaries-changai-sabha-kushwaha-caste-jalalabad-vhp-bajrang-dal/1/408525.html

[jpismahatma]

double standards..

 

allurement.....

[ravula]

nuvu entha ginju ko vayya

no chance

 

that is how our sickular vote bank politics work

[jpismahatma]

nuvu entha ginju ko vayya

no chance

 

that is how our sickular vote bank politics work

 

 

more ghar wapisi is required..

 

i think muslims are also going to join into this...to avoid allurement by christian missonaries....

[gargicau]

this issue will disappear now, that the parliament session is over.

 

ghar wapsi was never an issue. just raked up to stall parliament.

 

Hindus can't win against Xian missionaries. everybody knows it. no contest.

[gargicau]

more ghar wapisi is required..

 

i think muslims are also going to join into this...to avoid allurement by christian missonaries....

 

lol. why? They are more likely to work against Hindus.

[jpismahatma]

this issue will disappear now, that the parliament session is over.

 

ghar wapsi was never an issue. just raked up to stall parliament.

 

Hindus can't win against Xian missionaries. everybody knows it. no contest.

 

 

Lets wait and se.e,,,

[jpismahatma]

lol. why? They are more likely to work against Hindus.

 

read the article....

[chandra916]

wr r gowdas man 

[jpismahatma]

A few Muslim organisations have also expressed dissatisfaction over the state government's silence on the activities of Christian missionaries. Several clerics met the local administration on Tuesday and handed over a memorandum, in which they alleged that the Christian missionaries were trying to lure Muslims too.

"They are in touch with poor Muslims. The state government is not taking any action against them," said Maulana Rashid.

[jpismahatma]

wr r gowdas man 

 

they wanted to check their  prospects as what happens if they convert to kiraaaastan..

 

went to visit some high caste churches practised in kerala... on the way they will also meet jagan,..,,,, for odarpu.,,,,

[mahesh1]

[aakathaai]

modi kooda silent ga unnandu ee issue gurinchi modi credibility meeda debba padey avakaasam emaina undachaa

[jpismahatma]

its in piple line I think... Frankly I dont think much .. about these conversions. it should be not in news if either way if its done.

only one way issues are raised some one converts to hindu...by burkha dutt...... if so called sc are converting they are treated same as  sc in kerala....

its problem with mentality... Human are same... 

 

 

 

 

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