India: Police Slow to Register Case After Church Burnt Down by Suspected Hindu Extremists
(World Watch Monitor) — A church in Puducherry in southern India was set ablaze recently after upper-caste Hindu neighbors had objected to worship services in the area.
Puducherry, formerly Pondicherry, was a French colonial settlement until 1954.
Pastor David Santosham and members of the Bible Presbyterian Church in Karaikal District left for home after concluding fasting prayers on May 25.
At around ten past midnight, he received an anonymous call informing him that the church was on fire. “My rented flat is about five minutes away. I rushed immediately. The church was in flames,” Santosham told World Watch Monitor.
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