Christians attacked and falsely accused in Madhya Pradesh
Reported by Vijayesh Lal New Delhi, 11th September 2006: Two places in Madhya Pradesh, both close to each other but in different districts saw violence against the Christian community by members of the Jagran Dharma Seva, a Hindu Fundamentalist Group. The attacks took place when prayer meetings were going on. Balaghat City, Madhya Pradesh: 10th September 2006: In Sarekha area of Balaghat city, Sunday worship was being conducted at the home of one Rekha Bai Kawde with around 15 people attending the small worship service that was held in her house, when all of a sudden they were all attacked by…
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