Three members of a Christian family have been beaten in Sudan
Muslim citizens attacked three Christians in the city of Khartoum. According to the report of Morningstar News, one of the three Christians, a young man named Levi Hakim, was shopping in the neighbourhood of Alsamrab when he was attacked by three Muslim men.
As he entered a shop, one of the three Muslim men supposedly grabbed him and dragged him behind a nearby mosque. They then told him that they did not want Christians in their area and took turns beating him.
When Levi’s cousin, Jal John Paul, realized that Levi was taking too long to return home, he went to look for him. As he neared the shop, one of the three men again grabbed him. They also beat and threatened Jal John Paul, son of a local pastor. According to the report, Jal John Paul’s aunt, Nyawal Paul, became concerned and went to look for the two boys. She was also taken by the assailants and beaten. Thankfully, all three survived the ordeal, though they did need medical attention.
The family has already informed the police, but they have not done anything to find the perpetrators. The victims did not know their aggressor, but they could affirm that they were Muslim men in their 40s.
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