UP : Hindu organization foils Christian missionaries’ ploy of converting Hindus

It is very sad for Hindus that even after 3 years in power, the Union Govt. has not been able to pass a law banning conversions ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat

Bijnaur (Uttar Pradesh) : Christian missionaries tried to convert Hindus at Harganpur in Bijnaur District of Uttar Pradesh under the guise of ‘Satsang’ but their attempts were foiled by ‘Hindutvavadi’ organization.

The ‘satsang’ was held at the residence of Dharmaveer Saini and Ramkumar Saini. Large number of Hindus gathered there. Two persons viz. Sansar Singh and Pradip Kumar were criticizing Hindu Dharma. They also made an appeal to Hindus for conversion; advising that all ailments would be cured after adopting Christianity. ‘Hindu Jagaran Manch (HJM)’ received information of the ‘satsang’ and its District-Chief Chintamani went to Saini’s house with activists to oppose such ‘satsang’ and foiled the attempt of conversion. HJM has accused Sansar Singh and Pradip Kumar that they were working for Christian missionaries in the district and were motivating Hindus to convert. Members of HJM have demanded police to take action against those two persons. (It is an example of converts being more fanatic. Hindus need to note that it is a practice of Christian missionaries to keep Hindu names even after conversion so as to misguide other Hindus and they should unite and stage a movement, in lawful manner, against scheming Christian missionaries ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat)

Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat