Story number 3 for 5 Mar 2003

(India)–Christian Aid Mission reports that police in a village in northern India recently joined radical Hindus in expelling a native missionary from the area. In the last two years, he established a congregation of more than 40 believers, had another 40 who were being prepared for baptism, and held evangelistic meetings where about 500 people came and heard the Gospel. Hindu radicals went to the missionary’s village, threatened him and took him by force to the police station, accusing him of converting Hindus to Christianity.