Bharatiya Pragna - Dr. Th Chowdary

Even as the Hindu Muslim riots are recurring,
we now have the new problem of Hindu-
Christian riots. Before the year 2000, these were
rare and totally localized and could be put down
with ease. But after the year 2000, we have in
India the new problem of Hindu-Christian riots.
Pope John Paul II visited India in 1999 and called
upon believing and practising Christians and their
organisations to work to reap a harvest of non-
Christians in India for Christianity. No Christian
missionary or church
organisation will dare to
propagate Christianity among
Muslims and convert them as
that would mean certain death
for the converters. Therefore,
the conversion enterprises are
targeting Hindus, the illiterate,
the indigent and not at all informed
sections of Hindu population.
As during the times of Crusades hordes
of transnational Christian evangelizing and converting
organisations all co-ordinating their activities
and enterprising in concert under the Project
Joshua II. As part of that multi-national Christian
conversion crusade many enterprises in India have
proliferated. Like any multi-national corporation,
with various subsidiaries and franchises and franchisees
selling different brands of the same products
and services competitively, the scores of
Christian missions of Catholics, Methodists, Baptists,
7 th Day Adventists, Pent Coastals, Presbyterians,
Anglicans, Lutherns and so on have a
master plan which has worked out which districts
in India, have what population of Hindus in different
castes, what is their economic, social and
educational profile and how much would have to
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be spent to gain one convert.
They are engaging tens of thousands
of propagandists, full time. These are mostly
drawn from unemployed young people who are
converted to Christianity and indoctrinated to aggressively
propagate “reach the unreached”, visit
homes and mohallas in mixed groups, young men
and women, carrying leaflets, Bibles and books
with content often blasphemous to Hinduism [as
in Riju Darsini in
Christians are organizing very militant
demonstrations and conventions demanding
reservations for dalit Christians.
Until they achieve this one they seem to
have been advising Hindu dalits who are
converted, to continue to enlist as scheduled
caste Hindus to avail of reservations.
Telugu and Satya
Darshini in
Kannada; the latter
triggered the Christian-
Hindu mayhem
in Karnataka].
They are paid well.
These
MNC enterprises, missionaries are flushed with
funds coming from abroad. The funds are estimated
to be Rs.6,000 crores per year. They are
planting churches in village after Village according
to a plan. They are very numerous. For example,
in Andhra Pradesh while the 2001 census
puts the Christian population at 11 million [1.44%
of the total], they have 1181917 Churches [1
church 8 Christians], that is one church for 6.9
persons.
Comparable figures are one for 39 Muslims
and one for 341 Hindus. What is more curious
is that the successive census have shown declining
proportion of Christians in Andhra Pradesh:
4.19% in 1971; 2.68% in 1981; 1.83% in
1991; and 1.44% in 2001. This is absolutely
unbelievable. The Christian church organisations
and their societies and leaders are asserting that
their population is not less than 10% to 12% and
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