US EditionKerala CM condemns attack on Catholic priests in Madhya Pradesh
- Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan condemned the attack on Christian priests in Madhya Pradesh, calling the act "extremely heinous" and a threat to India's secular fabric.
- Jabalpur Police confirmed that an FIR against three unidentified persons was filed, and the Superintendent of Police denied that the priests were assaulted, saying there were merely arguments.
- Aarti Shukla, the Vishva Hindu Parishad's district coordinator, alleged that Adivasi persons were forcibly converted to Christianity, claiming their lifestyles indicate they are Hindus.
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Opposition slams ‘assault’ on Christian priests by ‘vigilantes’ in police station
According to the Jabalpur Police, the incident took place on March 31 inside the Ranjhi Police Station premises when officers were inquiring about allegations by the VHP about forced religious conversion
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Indian bishops condemn assault on Catholic pilgrims and priests at Jabalpur
Christians protest a recent attack on Catholics in Jabalpur on April 1, 2025. / Credit: Diocese of Jabalpur Bangalore, India, Apr 3, 2025 / 12:30 pm (CNA). The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) has condemned an attack on Catholic pil... [...]
'Who are you to ask? Be very careful...' MP Suresh Gopi's media outburst over Jabalpur attack
During a press interaction, Gopi clashed with journalists when asked about the attack on priests in Jabalpur responding aggressively and warning that legal action would be taken.
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