Big revelation of illegal conversion in Chhattisgarh: David Chacko had made a blueprint for four years, network spread in many districts

News Topical, Digital Desk : Police have uncovered that conversion-related activities in Chhattisgarh are being conducted from Rajnandgaon district.

The investigation revealed that the secret network of missionaries run by David Chacko had prepared a calendar-based plan not only for the immediate future but also for the next four years.

The plan was divided into days, weeks and months, so that conversion activities could be carried out in a phased manner in different districts and areas.

Such documents were recovered during police interrogation and investigation of documents.

Police interrogations and document scrutiny have uncovered documents detailing a three- to four-year plan. These documents specify which areas will be meeting in which month, which dates workshops will be held, and which days meetings, prayers, or outreach campaigns will be held.

According to sources, dates for meetings throughout the state were pre-determined throughout the year. The accused, David, was scheduled to hold several meetings in Surguja and Bastar, among other areas, to discuss network members and manage funding.

According to police officials, David purchased a solar projector from the United States to show movies in remote areas, which is not available in India and costs lakhs. Police are currently interrogating David on charges of illegal conversion.

1105 people returned home

All India Homecoming Chief Prabal Pratap Singh Judev on Thursday led the return of 105 members from over 50 families to Sanatan Dharma in Saraipali, Mahasamund district, Chhattisgarh. The return was accompanied by the washing of feet, devotion, and the chanting of Vedic mantras.

Judev said that the country's demographics are changing due to religious conversions. Hindus have become a minority in 200 districts. This is a serious national security issue. Conversions pose the biggest threat to the country.

Opposition to burial of converted woman

Villagers and Hindu organisations staged a massive protest on Saturday over the funeral of 85-year-old converted woman Jorbai Sahu in Navagaon-Kandel village of Dhamtari district in Chhattisgarh.

Following tensions in the village and strong opposition from villagers, the family was forced to bring the body to the Dhamtari district headquarters, where the last rites were performed at the Christian community cemetery. The villagers insisted that if the funeral were to be held in the village, it should be conducted according to Hindu customs, otherwise the body should be taken out of the village.

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