Ambala / Silchar: Two intruders in Haryana are detrimental to Holy reweemer heritage in the early Sunday and allegedly tarnishing the statue of Jesus Christ, according to CCTV recording which shows an unknown duo wandering around the British-made temple for more than an hour past midnight.
In the Barak District of Barak Assam, a group of young men who claimed to be a Bajrang Dal activist, broke through the Church of Silchar during Yuletide’s prayer on Saturday night and demanded that his Hindus immediately leave.
Youth, wearing a turmeric scarf, allegedly said Hindus in the church should have celebrated “Tulsi Diawas” which coincides with Christmas.
As soon as the Presbyterian church was cleaned from Hindu who attended the night prayer, the group closed the gate and allegedly persecuting those who objected to him, said the source.
A local Bajrang official then said young people were just trying to prevent crowding in the church because of the risk of covid.
Cachar SP Ramandeeep Kaur said the seven suspects had been detained.
Intrusion Ambala was Haryana’s third event in the day after the alleged right-wing activist disrupted Christmas-related events at a school in Gurgaon’s Pataudi and in the General Hall in Kurukshetra.
The Punjab police registered a case against the duo based on complaints by Pastor Patras Mundu from the Holy Redeemer Church.
“Around 12:30 a.m., two suspects entered the church by jumping over the gate.
They roamed, damaging electrical lighting and around 1.40 in the morning, tarnishing the statue of Christ …
our religious sentiment was injured.
In CCTV footage, it was very clear that this had been done intentionally, “Conquering said.
Haryana Home Minister Anil VIJ said the police would immediately arrest the perpetrators.