Kolkata: Support is poured for charity missionaries (MOC) from various quarters, including interface organizations with representations of all communities.
“We will expand all the help and support needed for the missionaries of Saudaria and the brothers in carrying out their centers to serve humanity,” said United Interfaith Foundation-India Secretary General of Satnuwalia.
He told TOI people from Kolkata could not forget the contribution of Teresa’s mother to the community.
“He gave up all worldly items, sleeping on the floor, leading a simple life and serving humanity.
He helped the poorest of the poor.
We will support his current organization,” he said.
Ahluwalia, also the founder of the IHA foundation who helped people with food through a pandemic and disaster before that, said there was no moC prisoner who would starve.
“Be the requirements for rations or food or other assistance, we will ensure that charity missionaries get it,” he added.
Although the general superior charity missionaries in a statement issued on Monday said the bank account has not been frozen, there is a recognition of the FCRA library application has not been approved, and therefore, the centers are asked not to use a FC account.
MOC, which has a chapter around the world, gets volunteers and donations from everywhere.
Although the arrival of volunteers has stopped to a pandemic, generous, and ordinary people continue to contribute to the cause.
“Funds for all jobs carried out by MOC for the poorest of the poor came from generous individuals throughout the world.
This reduction will be a hard blow on their efforts to reach people in trouble.
This will weaken,” said the President’s Catholic Association Bengal Angelina Jasnani, urged the Ministry of Houses Uni to find a way to ensure poor people did not suffer and at the same time all FCRA norms were fulfilled.
“If charity missionaries cannot use a FC account, all of the work will stop and the poor will find themselves exploited,” Jasnani said.
On accusations of religious conversion quoted in certain quarters for the rejection of the FCRA extension application, Sunita Kumar, a long-time colleague from Mother Teresa, said she had never seen Christianity driven in anyone in the 45-year association with the MOC.
“There were accusations in the past, including those by American British journalists Christopher Hitchens, who called the mother of a fundamentalist.
I was surprised and angry to read the allegations because there was nothing right.
Mother Teresa was not disturbed.” We will pray for her ‘, is all that Mother said, “Kumar who said that.