By Tribune News Service
Members of the Christian community today raised objections to Home Minister Amit Shah’s statement regarding a bill against religious conversions in the Punjab, made during his recent ‘Badlaav Rally’ in Moga.
Addressing the media at the Punjab Press Club in Jalandhar today, Hamid Masih, president of the Punjab Christian Movement along with other leaders, claimed the Home Minister’s statements were directed at the Christian community. Masih registered his objection to the statement, saying “such comments sow discord and bitterness”.
Notably, during his recent rally in the state, the Home Minister said, “In Punjab, development and peace aren’t possible without Sikh and Hindu unity and under (Prime Minister) Narendra Modi, Sikh-Hindu unity could thrive.”
The Congress and AAP, in greed of vote bank, facilitate religious conversions. They don’t know that the 9th Sikh Guru, Guru Tegh Bhagdur Sahib sacrificed himself to stop religious conversions. Make a BJP government in state once and we will put an end to drugs and “Dharm Parivatran”.
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