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More than 100 Christians protested against the growing attacks on churches nationwide in New Delhi. “Christians are persecuted in India. We are fighting for our fundamental Rights—right to worship as citizens of this country. Thus we are ambled here to protest against all forms of violence, persecution, injustice and discrimination perpetuated on Christians and churches,” said event organizer Minakshi Singh, activist, while addressing the protestor on August 31 at Jantar Mantar.
“Some groups and people want us to stop worship in our Churches and put allegation on us that we are converted people. This is totally wrong and fake allegation,” she said.
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