Archive · 20 Jan 2026
Bengal Christian Council Calls Peace Rally
The Bengal Christian Council is organizing a peace rally to protest against attacks on churches and Christian minorities in India.
The rally will start at St Paul’s Cathedral and end at the Gandhi statue on Mayo Road.
The council has also sent a memorandum to the Prime Minister, asking him to condemn these attacks and take steps to ensure the safety of Christians.
Christians in Bengal feel safe, but they are concerned about the violence in other states like Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
The council has vowed to stand by Christians facing persecution elsewhere in the country.
The rally is scheduled for Tuesday at 1 PM, and hundreds of teachers and principals are expected to participate.
The Bengal Christian Council is organizing a peace rally to protest against attacks on churches and Christian minorities in India.
The rally will start at St Paul’s Cathedral and end at the Gandhi statue on Mayo Road on Tuesday at 1 PM.
The council has sent a memorandum to the Prime Minister, asking him to condemn the attacks and take steps to ensure the safety of Christians.
Christians in Bengal feel safe, but they are concerned about the violence in other states like Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
The council has vowed to stand by Christians facing persecution elsewhere in the country.
- Who
- Bengal Christian Council, Christians in India
- What
- Peace rally and appeal to the Prime Minister to condemn attacks on churches
- When
- Tuesday at 1 PM
- Where
- Starting at St Paul’s Cathedral, ending at the Gandhi statue on Mayo Road
- Why
- To protest against attacks on churches and Christian minorities, and to appeal for security and peace
- Organizer
- Bengal Christian Council
- Rally Date
- Tuesday
- Rally Start Time
- 1 PM
- Rally Start Point
- St Paul’s Cathedral
- Rally End Point
- Gandhi statue on Mayo Road
- Recent Incidents
- Odisha and Chhattisgarh
- Memorandum Recipient
- Prime Minister through the governor