Bajrang Dal activists roughed up pastor Jagdish of Indian national apostolic diocese at a prayer meeting in a south Delhi locality on March 12 th Monday,
some six women and children were attending the prayer meeting at a house in a slum cluster in Govindpuri when some men walked in.
When the prayer meet ended, they dragged Past. Jagdish out where some 30 armed men were standing. But the women surrounded the pastor and did not allow them to harm him.  read more »

Hubli ( Karnataka)- 28-06-2011: Pastor M.Sandeep(28) and Brother Isaac (32) were returning to their house at Heggere in Ayodhyanagar in Old Hubli at about 11 a.m. after completing a prayer meeting at the residence of one of the members of their church, Mr. Shivanna, in Sadashivanagar Layout in Hubli. Suddenly they were surrounded by a group of about 10 Bajrang Dal activists led by the local Bajrandg Dal leader Venkatesh Arjunas Bakale, right in the middle of the road and then they began questioning them as to what they were up to in that place. They alleged them that they were converting Hindus to Christianity and began searching them for Christian literature in their bags and pockets. Then they roughed them up and began abusing them using very foul language and then they also slapped them.  read more »

Virajpet (Coorg): The Bajrang Dal Activists are again at their usual ruthless mischief upon the poor innocent Christians at Coorg. This time they have directed their attack on four poor Christians, daily wage-earners, at Badragola Villgae in Virajpet Taluk of Coorg District in Karnataka. The unfortunate victims are Thimma (35), Mani (26), Agela (38) and Ravi (50), all four, coffee plantation workers, who eke out their living as coolies in the coffee estates of Coorg.

We understand that early in the morning on last Tuesday, 21-06-2011, as usual they were getting ready to go for their daily work, when two police constables from the Ponnampet police station suddenly appeared on the scene and told them that there have been complaints against them that they were actively involved in the conversion activities in the area and that they have been sent by their Inspector to fetch them to the police station.

All the four then were taken to the Ponnampet Police Station and detained there till 4 p.m, without food and water and were then produced before the Virajpet Magistrate at about 5.p.m. In the meantime the GCIC also moved into action and arranged the necessary legal assistance for the four innocent victims. Mr.Sunil, the lawyer, appeared on behalf of the accused and succeeded in getting the necessary bail for all the four victims. We also learn that the estate owner, where these four people worked as daily labourers, was also very helpful in trying to get the bail. The culprits are two Bajrang Dal activists, Mani and Raju from Baleyele area, both local conveners of the Hindutva outfit in the area.  read more »

New Delhi, June 9
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), which had protested against some of Husain's paintings, also reacted stridently to news of his demise, saying that he had hurt religious sentiments.The VHP compared Husain to slain Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden. "One was doing jihad by the brush" and the other by gun, said VHP spokesperson Prakash Sharma
Hindu rightwing outfit Bajrang Dal said the artist had insulted the Hindu community and it will oppose any move to bring his body back to India. TheBajrang Dal, an affiliate of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), however, informed media sources that Husain spent time in exile as he had insulted the country's majority community. "The portrayal of Hindu goddesses in nude is an unpardonable offence. No society will tolerate this," Bajrang Dal spokeman Vinod Bansal informed media .Global council of Indian Christians(GCIC) condemns diatribes of Neofacist organisations against India's painting Icon MF Hussain.GCIC deeply condoles the death of MF Husain.  read more »

Bhubaneswar, Jun 4
Global Council of Indian Christians(GCIC) conedemns attempts to stop PCTV bill by Bajrang Dal. Thses are Ominios signs to scuttle prevention of Communal Violence Bill is emerging from Sangh Parivar quarters  read more »

Mangalore, 12 April 2011: The Bajrang Dal activists who prevented the students of Stella Maris orphange from travelling to Bidar on April 8, also threatened the students by saying that ’’they will be kidnapped’’ and ’’their kidneys will be removed,’’ if they (students) did not answer the queries posed by Bajrang Dal activists, alleged Stella Maris School Headmistress Rev Sr P F Madtha.
Addressing media persons at a press meet at St Agnes College here on Tuesday, she narrated the entire incident — right from Bajrang Dal activists stopping the bus from travelling to Bidar (the students’ native place) to police taking them to Children’s Observation Home in Bondel, to their release finally at 10 pm.Terming the entire incident as ‘atrocious,’ Sr Madtha said the Bajrang Dal activists not only traumatised the children, but also made them starve without food or water from 1 pm till 10 pm on that day.  read more »