‘Social services’ of Christian Missionary Hospital in Vellore (TN)
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Bengaluru (Karnataka) – Iranna Nagur of Basavana Bagewadi in Karnataka, enquired about his son’s treatment. The Christian Missionary Hospital in Vellore, Tamil Nadu, offered free treatment. The New Indian Express reports that Iranna has been asked to convert to Christianity and pray in church for at least two months for getting the free treatment. Iranna had already spent Rs three lakh for the child’s treatment. They had no more money to spend. They get twelve thousand rupees per month, but they had to spend almost half of their income on the child’s medical treatment. His condition was reported to the Missionary Hospital at Vellore.
Vellore: Christian missionary hospital asks a Hindu family to convert to Christianity to provide free treatment for their 3-year-old ailing sonhttps://t.co/SSaUPsqAQ1
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According to Iranna, he was determined to accept Christianity, as the hospital authorities promised to pay for his son’s medical expenses. However, the BLDE Association in the Bijapur district of Karnataka assisted Iranna in his son’s treatment. This assistance saved Iranna and his family from converting to Christianity.
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