Christians sustained broken bones and
wounds on 8 April when Hindu extremists
attacked
an open-air
gospel
event
in
Telangana state, India.
Police
initially
refused
to help church
members after the mob of about 100 Hindu
extremists seriously injured four Christians
in the attack. Area church leaders submitted
a complaint citing inaction by police.
‘We are deeply disappointed that police
initially refused to help the Christians who
were bleeding when they approached him for
help and we wrote to the National Human Rights Commission to intervene’, said the
Revd Sunder Paul.
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