From the National Pulse: "India Sees Sharp Rise in Anti-Christian Attacks, Weak Government Response: Report." From the article:
A recent report issued by the United Christian Forum notes a concerning rise in anti-Christian violence in India, with a 500 percent increase in incidents over the last decade. In 2025 alone, there have been 549 recorded attacks, yet only 39 resulted in police investigations, indicating a 93 percent impunity rate.
Since 2014, under Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) rule, the growth of Hindutva ideology—effectively Hindu nationalism—has led to a political climate where violence against Christians is often overlooked. The BJP’s governance has seen the enactment of anti-conversion laws in several states, which critics argue are used to harass religious minorities.
The report notes that 77 percent of these attacks are concentrated in five states, including Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, affecting communities largely composed of Dalits—historically considered “untouchables” at the bottom of India’s caste system—who have converted to Christianity. These groups face significant persecution, including beatings, church burnings, and social exclusion.
The last thing we need is to import large numbers of yet another hostile culture.
I had a friend who recently went to India on a missionary visit; he (and others) were deported for "committing illegal religious activities". We most definitely don't need more people here who think like those Indians.
ReplyDeleteIndians. All the reason I need right there because they are just that foreign to Western mores (cast, izzat et al)
ReplyDeleteYet another reason, added to the already long list of reasons, to start mass deportations of Indians.
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