Pakistan
Jesus Christ is banned from texting in Pakistan ,Under pressure from Islamo facists, considered offensive to Islam.
The letter said the order was legal under a 1996 law preventing people from sending information through the telecommunications system that is 'false, fabricated, indecent or obscene'. Global Council of Indian Christians(GCIC) demands Pakistan to quit UN for state sponsored profanity. Islamic militants deceitfully use United Nations and other international outfits to destroy non Islamic faiths from the face of the earth.  read more »

Infringement upon the Fundamental Rights of Christians . Police Demand All Church Details in Chikmagalur!
Kadur- Chikmagalur (Karnataka): The police in Kadur, Chikmagalur District in Karnataka, have begun harassing the believers during the last two weeks though there are no complaints as such against any of the believers. They want all details about the believers in Kadur. And, if they fail to furnish the details immediately as demanded, strict measures would be taken against them. It looks similar to the case of the harassment of believers by another saffron government , the Madhya Pradesh Government. It is a subtle game very carefully being played by the saffron brigade against Christians through the police departments, wherever they are in power. We learn that the Police Sub Inspector Revanna of Kadur police station, has issued a notice to the Pastor in charge of Jesus Comes Full Gospel Church, Murthyhal, Kadur Town, on 17-8-2011, with a demand that he should furnish the following details about his church at the earliest.  read more »

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Karnataka: a young man is arrested on false charges of abduction and forced conversion
by Nirmala Carvalho
Praveen D’Souza is accused of helping a Hindu teenager escape from home. Radical Hindus make the charge with the complicity of police. This is a “classic example” of a “baseless and false complaint,” said Sajan K George.  read more »

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