The Christians claimed they were being discriminated against.
Posted on May 3, 2012,

Bhopal:
A Christian ecumenical forum has alleged that names of Christians have been deleted from the voters’ list in Madhya Pradesh.

The Isai Mahasangh [Christian group] has constituted a committee to probe into the alleged deletion of names before registering a complaint with the Election Commission of India. The Christians claimed they were being discriminated against by the ruling pro-Hindu Bharatiya Janata Party (Indian People’s Party).  read more »

Bhopal - Two episodes of persecution against Christians which occurred in recent days in the state of Madhya Pradesh (Central India) have alerted the local community.
The first incident occurred on Sunday, March 25, in Chindwara district,
The local police intervened on the basis of the complaint that "these people were trying to convert with illegal means, creating tension between the communities". They are accused of violating the law on freedom of religion ("Religious Freedom Act", approved in Madhya Pradesh in 1968) and will remain in custody for 12 days. According to the local faithful, "the police acted under pressure from Hindu fundamentalist groups"  read more »

Slain IPS officer Narender Kumar's wife has demanded CBI probe into her husband's killing, saying it was a murder and not accident.The probe into the incident that sparked an outrage was announced by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, a day after 30-year-old Narendra Kumar Singh was crushed under the wheels of a tractor-trolley driven by an alleged member of the mining mafia at Banmore in Morena district when he tried to stop the vehicle illegally carrying stones.  read more »

January 4, 2012

The Madhya Pradesh government has amended a bill wherein a person accused of cow slaughter will have to serve seven years in jail instead of the earlier three.The guilty will also face a minimum fine of 5,000 rupees, a statement said Tuesday.
It said that the Madhya Pradesh cow-progeny slaughter prohibition (amendment) bill has received the presidential assent, following which it has become an act.With the enforcement of the amended act, the responsibility of proving the prosecution wrong would lie with the accused.  read more »

Nehru Nagar-Indore (M.P): On Wednesday, 21-12-11 Pastor Dilip Wadia (32) in Charge of Light Giving Church was invited by his brother- in-law, Kailash Gormeys (42), to his house in Nehru Nagar, Indore. Pastor Dilip, accordingly, went Nehru Nagar with his family and some other believer friends – altogether about 24 people - 4 men and 20 kids and ladies put together. The program was going on at the terrace. In addition to their usual prayers, they also planned to screen a film on the life of Jesus.  read more »

Indor-23rd December

On 21.12.2011 as Pastor Dilip Wadia [32 years old] of Light giving Church was invited by his Brother in Law Kailash Gormeys [42 years old] house in Nehru Nagar Indore.Dilip went with his team to their house they even asked to show the Jesus Film to them.  read more »