Christian priest's heinous act of conversion exposed in Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh): Crime registered

Spewing venom against idol worship in the minds of innocent Hindus and spreading false propaganda that the worship performed in temples is ‘Satanist’

Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh) – Once again, a case of Christian conversion has come to light here. In Sambalpuri village of the district, a woman who was a victim of conversion informed that Pastor Santosh Moshe and his wife Anu Moshe are forcibly forcing poor and unemployed Hindus to accept Christianity by showing them various lures. Based on this, the Police have registered a case against the Moshe couple.

1. Uttarakumar Sahu, a resident of Sambalpuri, said that he did not want to become a Christian; but the pastor and his wife are constantly trying to ‘brainwash’ him. They forced his family and in-laws to accept Christianity and now they are following him.

2. Sahu said that both the pastor and his wife target sick, helpless, poor and weak Hindus, lure them, call them to church, make them pray, hold prayer meetings in their homes and then convert them by promising them help. (It is true that no matter how the Christians hatch a conspiracy, they also fall prey to it due to the lack of Dharma education among Hindus ! – Editor)

3. Particularly women are gathered in prayer meetings and they are told against idol worship. It is instilled in their minds that worship in temples is wrong and that taking Prasad is like accepting ‘Satan’. Then they are asked to break the idol of God and uproot the tiles with images deities. (Strict action should be taken against such people and they should be sent to jail for life ! – Editor)

4. Those who try to leave Christianity are told to fear the wrath of Jesus.

5. According to Uttarakumar Sahu, as these Christian missionaries are now after them, they have filed a complaint against the accused at the Sakri Police station. The Police are investigating the matter. (Congratulations to Uttarakumar Sahu, who is a vigilant Hindu ! – Editor)

6. Most of the complaints of being forced to convert to Christianity have come from the areas of Chingarajpara, Chantidih, Sirgiti, Pachpedi, Belgahana, Ratanpur, Sipat, Sakri, Hafa, Mopka, Ghuru, Tifra Mannadol, Masturi, Lakhram and Hardika Tona.