State in India passes law against Christian 'magical healing practices'
India’s northeastern state of Assam is accusing Christians of “fraudulent magical healing practices,” a move Church leaders call “misguided and misleading.”
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India’s northeastern state of Assam is accusing Christians of “fraudulent magical healing practices,” a move Church leaders call “misguided and misleading.”
A Hindu group in Assam, India, has given Christian schools in the state a 15-day ultimatum, demanding the removal of all faith-related symbols and images of Jesus and the Mother Mary.
A Hindu rights organization in India’s Assam state is demanding the removal of all Christian symbols from local Christian schools on the grounds that missionaries must be prevented from evangelizing pupils, UCA News reports.
Trigger for development was alleged treatment meted out to 10-year-old Class IV student of missionary school who had chanted Jai Shri Ram inside classroom on February 5
A group of Hindu hardliners in Assam state also wants priests, nuns and brothers to stop wearing cassocks and religious habits