Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Bajrang Dal Assaults Group at Indore Press Club
A group of people were attacked by members of the Bajrang Dal at a press club in Indore.
The group was planning to talk to reporters to deny accusations of trying to convert people to Christianity.
Before they could speak, the Bajrang Dal activists attacked them, even hitting the women present and blackening some of their faces.
A member of the Bajrang Dal claimed the group was converting people in a nearby area by offering them things they needed.
The group that was attacked said they were doing social work and were not involved in conversions or funded by foreign entities.
Police are now looking into what happened.
Bajrang Dal activists assaulted a group at the Indore Press Club.
The group was about to deny allegations of religious conversion.
Activists thrashed and blackened the faces of some individuals.
Police escorted the group away and are investigating the incident.
Bajrang Dal accused the group of carrying out religious conversions.
- Who
- Bajrang Dal activists and a group of eight men and two women.
- What
- Bajrang Dal activists assaulted a group at Indore Press Club.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Indore Press Club, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Bajrang Dal accused the group of religious conversion.
Accusations of Religious Conversion
Group's Denial of Conversion Allegations
Religious Conversion
Accusations of Religious Conversion
The group was accused of religious conversions in the Dewas district.
Group's Denial of Conversion Allegations
The group denied the allegations, stating they were engaged in social work with no link to conversions or foreign funding.
- Location
- Indore Press Club, Madhya Pradesh
- Group Attacked
- Eight men and two women
- Accusation
- Religious conversion
- Accuser
- Bajrang Dal
- Police Action
- Investigation underway