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Right-wing activists disrupt religious meet in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar

Right-wing activists disrupt religious meet in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar
Right-wing activists disrupt religious meet · thehansindia.com

A group of people from different states in India went to a school in a town called Khurai for a special meeting because they follow the Christian religion.

Late at night, some other people came to the school and said the meeting was a trick to secretly change people's religion.

They were upset and started protesting loudly.

The police came to the school to keep everyone safe and calm things down.

The people at the meeting told the police they were Christians and were just having a religious programme.

The protesters said about 120 beds had been set up and that people had come from faraway states like Odisha, Bihar and Jharkhand.

The police said they do not know yet who is right and will keep checking.

They plan to ask questions, look at what happened, and find out if any rules were broken.

Everyone is waiting to see what the police find out.

Key facts

Location
Khurai town, Sagar district, Madhya Pradesh
Venue
Holy Family Convent School, Bina Road
Date of incident
Friday evening
Groups involved
Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and other right-wing organisations
Allegation
Attempted religious conversion to Christianity
Attendees
Christians from Odisha, Bihar and Jharkhand
Beds reportedly arranged
Around 120
Investigation status
Ongoing; no conclusion reached on the allegations

Quotes

R S Sharma

Khurai Block Education Officer

“"The people present there told us that they are Christians. Information regarding the matter is being gathered."”
thehansindia.com

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