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CBC Demands Protection for Missionary Church Properties in Hanumakonda
The Centenary Baptist Church committee held a protest in Hanumakonda.
They said some church lands were being used improperly.
They alleged that illegal buildings had been constructed on church property.
They also accused Mandal Srinivas Reddy of encroaching on the land.
The committee asked government officials to protect the properties.
It said no unauthorized construction should be allowed there.
The group warned that more protests could follow.
The article does not include a response from the accused person or authorities.
The Centenary Baptist Church Hanumakonda Committee protested against alleged encroachments on missionary church lands.
The committee demanded protection of church properties and action against illegal constructions.
Protesters alleged that Mandal Srinivas Reddy had encroached on church land and built unauthorized structures.
The rally travelled from the church premises to Ashoka Junction in Hanumakonda.
The committee warned that it would intensify its agitation if authorities did not intervene.
- Who
- The Centenary Baptist Church Hanumakonda Committee and its representatives.
- What
- The committee held a protest and demanded protection of missionary church lands, removal of alleged encroachments, and action against unauthorized construction.
- Where
- The protest began at the Centenary Baptist Church premises and moved to Ashoka Junction in Hanumakonda.
- When
- Sunday.
- Why
- The committee alleged that church lands were being encroached upon, illegally constructed on, and misused for personal and financial gains.
Key facts
- Organiser
- Centenary Baptist Church Hanumakonda Committee
- Protest route
- From the church premises to Ashoka Junction
- Main demand
- Protection of missionary church lands and properties
- Allegation
- Mandal Srinivas Reddy was accused by the committee of encroaching on church land and undertaking illegal constructions.
- Legal jurisdiction mentioned
- Missionary church lands covered by the jurisdiction of the AP High Court
- Further action
- The committee warned that it would intensify the agitation if necessary.








