A group of the so called Rashtriya Swayam Sevak (RSS) terrorists attacked and threatened three protestant pastors in Kodungalloor, India.

A group of terrorists attacked and threatened three protestant pastors in Kodungalloor on June 8, 2018. In the video taken by one of the assailants, a RSS worker named Gopinathan Kodungalloor is seen hitting the pastors and threatening them.

RSS workers who were with Gopinathan took the video of the assault and shared it on social media.

Pastor Roy Thomas and two of his students filed a complaint against the assailants in police station and the police have issued a look out notice in the name of Gopinathan Kodungalloor. The video had become viral on Social Media and sparked protests.

According to the World Watch Monitor, 410 incidents of attacks on Christians in India had been reported in the initial six months of 2017 – almost as many as the total for the whole year 2016 – 441. In all  the recent attacks on Christians, the involvement of various right-wing outfits which are affiliated to RSS and other terrorist organizations is very evident.

For example, on December 14, 2017, a group of priests and carollers were detained. Eight priests who had gone to inquire about the detainees were also held by the police.

On October 23, 2017, seven Christian children were forcefully brought down from the train in Indore by Hindu Jagran Manch. Again, in June, a Catholic nun and four tribal girls travelling in the train were detained.

Member of Parliament Bharat Singh claimed on April 22, 2018, that Christian missionaries are a threat to the unity and integrity of the country. “Christian missionaries control the Congress. Sonia Gandhi, the mother of the Congress president Rahul Gandhi works on the directions of these missionaries. These missionaries are a threat to the unity of the country,” Singh said while addressing the reporters in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh.

Source: The Woke Journal