Article 25 gives every person in India the fundamental right to freedom of religion. Freedom of Conscience Right to Profess Right to Practice Right to Propagate
கூடலூரில் திருப்பூரில் இருந்து கிறிஸ்தவ மதமாற்ற கும்பல் 30க்கும் மேற்பட்டோர் கூடலூரில் மதப் பிரச்சாரத்தில் ஈடுபட்டனர் இதனை கண்டறிந்த இந்து ஆட்டோ தொழிலாளர் முன்னணி சங்கம் பொறுப்பாளர்கள் தகவல் கொடுத்ததின் பெயரில் காவல்துறை அதிகாரிகள் தகவல் தெரிவித்து வரவழைத்து ஒட்டுமொத்த அதை மாற்ற கும்பலையும் கூடலூரில் இருந்து அனுப்பப்பட்டனர்*
RSS GOONS ARE PUSHING A FAKE NARRATIVE TO JUSTIFY TARGETING CHRISTIAN WOMEN!
So, NO CASE against the women who were allegedly trying to lure children into converting to Christianity?
Good Going @hydcitypolice @SajjanarVC_IPS
RSS GOONS ARE PUSHING A FAKE NARRATIVE TO JUSTIFY TARGETING CHRISTIAN WOMEN!
Hindus in huge numbers went to the police station, demanded action against the two women for illegally trying to convert children by luring them with chocolates.
@NCPCR_ @KanoongoPriyank, please take cognizance and protect children from unlawful religious conversions.
Maharashtra Christian Forum - MCF retweeted
Thank you, Hyderabad City Police, for your prompt response and swift action. We appreciate the efforts of SHO Meerpet and the police department in ensuring that the law takes its course. We hope justice will be served. 🙏
@hydcitypolice @revanth_anumula
You mock Jesus because of the four nails, but remember this: the nails did not hold Jesus on the cross 😉 @PMOIndia @UNHumanRights @UNICEF @INCMinority @NCM_GoI @India_NHRC @rashtrapatibhvn @BBCWorld @amnestyusa
Maharashtra Christian Forum - MCF retweeted
Hay sacerdotes que no solo predican el Evangelio. También lloran junto a quienes mueren por compartir las buenas nuevas.
En Nigeria, el padre Ezekiel Dachomo vuelve a quebrarse ante la violencia que golpea a su comunidad cristiana.
Cuatro personas asesinadas cerca de su iglesia. Días antes, lloraba ante la fosa común de sus feligreses.
Y mientras tantos discuten si Dios existe, hay cristianos que se aferran a él cuando todo parece perdido.
El martirio no demuestra la ausencia de Dios. Nos recuerda que la fe cristiana no es una promesa de inmunidad ante el sufrimiento, sino una esperanza que ni siquiera la muerte puede destruir.
Cristo no prometió que sus discípulos no serían perseguidos. Prometió que estaría con ellos.
¿Qué clase de fe puede sostener a un hombre que entierra a sus hermanos y, aun así, seguir anunciando a Cristo?
Fuente: @masskeemz
🙏🏻✝️
Maharashtra Christian Forum - MCF retweeted
The brave little girl from Haryana deserves every bit of this warm welcome. ❤️
I just hope she never has to carry the trauma of what happened to her for the rest of her life. She deserves to grow up feeling safe, happy and fearless.
Maharashtra Christian Forum - MCF retweeted
🚨💔 TODAY, SAID ABDELRAZEK FACES COURT — WILL THE WORLD STAND WITH HIM AND EVERY PERSECUTED COPTIC CHRISTIAN? 🇪🇬✝️
Said Abdelrazek. Dr. Augustinos Samaan. Sherif Wagih Fahmi. Youssef Dawood. Silvana Atef. Monica Wagih Youssef.
These are not just names. These are human beings. Families. Brothers and sisters in Christ whose lives have been shattered by persecution, injustice, and suffering.
Some remain imprisoned for their faith. Others have disappeared, been silenced, or continue waiting desperately for justice.
Behind every name is a family crying out for answers. Behind every case is a life that matters.
And yet, the world remains far too silent.
🚨 TODAY IS SAID ABDELRAZEK’S COURT HEARING — NOVEMBER 3, 2026.
Today, our brother in Christ faces a critical moment in his fight for freedom after choosing to follow Jesus.
How can a man be treated as a threat for embracing Christianity? How can religious freedom be celebrated in words while Christians suffer for exercising it?
SILENCE IS NOT JUSTICE. IGNORING PERSECUTION DOES NOT MAKE IT DISAPPEAR.
We cannot allow Said’s case—or the suffering of countless other Coptic Christians—to be forgotten.
📖 “Remember those in prison as if you were there with them.” — Hebrews 13:3
🙏 PRAY FOR SAID AND ALL THOSE SUFFERING FOR THEIR FAITH.
📢 SHARE THEIR NAMES. MAKE THEIR STORIES HEARD.
✍️ DEMAND JUSTICE. DEMAND FREEDOM. DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY.
✝️ Their lives matter. Their freedom matters. Their faith is not a crime.
🚨 TODAY, LET THE WORLD HEAR THEIR NAMES. TODAY, STAND WITH SAID ABDELRAZEK.
#FreeSaidAbdelrazek #FreeAugustinosSamaan #StandWithSaid #EndCopticPersecution #EndChristianPersecution #ReligiousFreedom #WWJD #Egypt #PrayForSaid
‘Police did not help… warned us instead’: Bengal victims of attacks on Christians tell ‘people’s tribunal’ @UNHumanRights @PMOIndia @UNICEF @Fiacona_us
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Maharashtra Christian Forum - MCF retweeted
On Oct. 24, a Christian family living in a hamlet in central India was evicted from their house, and all their household belongings were thrown out of their house following their explicit refusal to renounce their Christian convictions.
persecution.org/2026/10/27/c…
You may threaten us, insult us, mock our beliefs or try to intimidate us, but we will never stop sharing the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Our faith teaches us love, peace, forgiveness and compassion – not hatred or violence. FIR DONE @UNHumanRights @PMOIndia @HMOIndia
Peaceful Christians must be free to pray without intimidation or harassment. Reports have documented incidents involving VHP and Bajrang Dal members, including disruptions of Christian gatherings and allegations of false conversion cases.
@INCMinority @PMOIndia @UNHumanRights
Maharashtra Christian Forum - MCF retweeted
There are four elevators installed in the building yet the labourers are being compelled to carry this much weight till 21st floor through the stairs.
How can someone be so heartless?
🚨 New report reveals 42 Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo churches have been destroyed by Oromia Region security forces across Horo Guduru Wollega and East Wollega Zones over the past three months; names of 28 churches released
A new report published by Ethio Focus News on October 29th, 2026, documents the destruction, burning and looting of 42 Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo churches across Limu, Gida Ayana and Dengoro Woredas in Horo Guduru Wollega and East Wollega Zones, Oromia Region, over recent months.
According to Ethio Focus News, the attacks occurred amid ongoing violence involving Oromia Region security forces, including Gada Commando units, backed by Ethiopian National Defense Force, and their attack on the Amhara population in the area. The report describes widespread destruction of religious institutions, including historic churches that have served local Orthodox Christian communities for decades. Sources believe the attacks were intended to deprive the Amhara residents of places of refuge and undermine their religious and spiritual morale.
Of the 42 affected churches, Ethio Focus News has released the names and founding years of 28 churches, listed below.
List of the 28 church locations, names and their founding years:
1. Mender 4, Medhane Alem (1979)
2. Mender 3, St. Mary (1979)
3. Mender 22, Medhane Alem (1983)
4. Endode, Holy Trinity (1986)
5. Mender 6, St. George (1984)
6. Endode, Shasho Ber Abo (1987)
7. Endode, Shasho Ber St. Mary (1991)
8. Mender 5, Zion St. Mary (1980)
9. Endode, Bechiboch St. George (1981)
10. Leli, Tekle Haymanot (1983)
11. Waja, Abo (1988)
12. Ngulo, St. Gabriel (1992)
13. Ali, St. Michael (1981)
14. Ali, St. Mary (1983)
15. Tulu Lencha, St. Michael (1979)
16. Bejet, Abo (1997)
17. Sosolo, St. Michael (1995)
18. Chancho, St. Mary (2006)
19. Mender 6, Weseta St. George (1982)
20. Gind Ansaw, St. Michael (1987)
21. Mender 1, Debre Hayl Tekle Haymanot (1985)
22. Tulu Lencha, St. Mary (1980)
23. Waja, Medhane Alem (2009)
24. Waja, St. George (2007)
25. Melka, Lemi Medhane Alem (2011)
26. Seqela, Bale Egziabher (2006)
27. Hare, St. Michael (2003)
28. Boda, Ba’eta St. Mary (2008)
Ethio Focus News stated that information concerning the remaining 14 churches is still being collected and that additional findings will be published as further details emerge.
The reported destruction of these religious institutions adds to concerns about continuing attacks on Amhara and Orthodox Christian communities, widespread displacement and damage to civilian infrastructure across Oromia Region.
🚨 Over 200 Amhara civilians killed by Oromia Region Gada Commando and ENDF attacks across Wollega, with 13 villages destroyed, three churches burned and thousands displaced
New details have emerged following the reported massacre of approximately 80 Amhara civilians, predominantly women, infants, children and elderly residents, in Sibu Sire Woreda, East Wollega Zone, on October 28th, 2026. The victims were fleeing ongoing attacks in Gida Ayana Woreda and traveling toward Addis Ababa when Oromia Region Gada Commando forces intercepted their crowded public bus at a checkpoint near Sire Town, approximately 55 kilometers from Nekemte. The passengers, along with the driver and his assistant, were allegedly forced into a nearby forest and killed with machetes and knives. The displaced civilians had previously paid 3,000 birr per person to cross the Anger River in an attempt to escape the violence.
Additional reports indicate that more than 60 displaced civilians were killed within 24 hours during a separate attack on an internally displaced persons (IDP) shelter camp near the Anger River. The death toll may be higher, with recovery efforts and efforts to establish the full number of victims remaining incomplete.
▪️Guto Gida Woreda – Over 4,500 displaced civilians trapped in Uke
More than 4,500 displaced Amhara civilians attempting to reach Addis Ababa were intercepted and forcibly redirected by local administration officials into a single displacement camp in Uke, Guto Gida Woreda. Over the preceding two weeks, the camp was surrounded by Oromia Region Gada Commando, Gachana Sirna and Oromia Special Forces. Facing severe food shortages and fearing another massacre, displaced families issued urgent appeals for protection.
▪️Anger Gutin – Three buses carrying displaced women and children intercepted
On the morning of October 28th, Oromia regional security personnel intercepted three public buses carrying displaced civilians, predominantly women and children, fleeing Anger Gutin near Nekemte. The buses were forced to turn back and redirected to Mender 14 (Village 14). Sources stated that regional authorities were restricting the departure of women and children in an attempt to prevent a complete civilian exodus from the area.
▪️Horo Guduru Wollega Zone – 75 civilian bodies recovered in Abi Dengoro Woreda
Between October 25th and 27th, attacks by Oromia Region Gada Commando and other regional security forces targeted civilian communities in Tulu Gana, Chancho and Bejet, Abi Dengoro Woreda. Search and burial operations recovered 75 civilian bodies, including 65 buried on October 27th. Among those killed were Sheikh Mohamed Arab, the chief imam of the local mosque, and Ato Ademale along with nine members of his family. Additional residents remain missing.
The violence has left more than 13 villages destroyed and three churches burned, while over 160,000 civilians have been displaced from the Gida Ayana area amid continuing attacks since August. The destruction of homes, religious institutions and agricultural livelihoods has further intensified the humanitarian emergency across East Wollega and Horo Guduru Wollega Zones.
The latest developments point to an expanding humanitarian crisis, with displaced civilians facing attacks along evacuation routes, restrictions on movement, food shortages and limited access to protection.
A Proud Moment for India!
MCF congratulates Captain Smit Machchhar on being honoured by the UAE for his extraordinary courage and bravery. 👏🏅
#ProudMomentForIndia #MCF #CaptainSmitMachchhar



















