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Fear Rules in Tribal Pockets of Madhya Pradesh After Attack on Churches
The rising number of church attacks across the country has become a cause of worry in rural, tribal-dominated areas like Mandla of Madhya Pradesh. Of the 70% tribal population here, almost 50% are Christians.
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'Will Do Anything to Protect Minorities,' Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh After Attacks on Churches
After a weekend that saw churches vandalised in Mumbai and Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said, "I will go to any extent to protect minorities. I will do everything to end the sense of insecurity prevailing among minorities."
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Jabalpur Church Attack: 6 Arrested, Granted Bail Within an Hour
Three days after activists of a Hindu fringe group allegedly stormed a church in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur and vandalized it, six people were arrested but granted bail within an hour.
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Jabalpur Church Attack: No Arrests Yet, Christians Threaten to Close Schools
About two dozen members of a pro-Hindu outfit allegedly vandalised a church in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur late on Friday night. Activists of the Hindu Dharma Sena also allegedly beat up tribals who had come to attend a three-day Bible convention, accusing the church of carrying out religious conversions.
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Church Attacked in Jabalpur, Christians Threaten to Shut Schools if Attackers Not Caught
Members of a Hindu religious group allegedly vandalised a church in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh late on Friday night where a Bible convention was being held. There were around 200 tribals present at the time of the incident; they had come to the church for the convention from Mandla District.
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Fear Rules in Tribal Pockets of Madhya Pradesh After Attack on Churches
The rising number of church attacks across the country has become a cause of worry in rural, tribal-dominated areas like Mandla of Madhya Pradesh. Of the 70% tribal population here, almost 50% are Christians.
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'Will Do Anything to Protect Minorities,' Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh After Attacks on Churches
After a weekend that saw churches vandalised in Mumbai and Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said, "I will go to any extent to protect minorities. I will do everything to end the sense of insecurity prevailing among minorities."
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Jabalpur Church Attack: 6 Arrested, Granted Bail Within an Hour
Three days after activists of a Hindu fringe group allegedly stormed a church in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur and vandalized it, six people were arrested but granted bail within an hour.
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Jabalpur Church Attack: No Arrests Yet, Christians Threaten to Close Schools
About two dozen members of a pro-Hindu outfit allegedly vandalised a church in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur late on Friday night. Activists of the Hindu Dharma Sena also allegedly beat up tribals who had come to attend a three-day Bible convention, accusing the church of carrying out religious conversions.
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Church Attacked in Jabalpur, Christians Threaten to Shut Schools if Attackers Not Caught
Members of a Hindu religious group allegedly vandalised a church in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh late on Friday night where a Bible convention was being held. There were around 200 tribals present at the time of the incident; they had come to the church for the convention from Mandla District.
