Missionaries

Bajrang Dal handed over a memorandum to the local authorities and demanded strict action the matter.

Of the total population of India, 95.5% of the population remains unreached for Joshua Project with 2.9% minimally reached and 1.7% superficially reached, as per The Joshua Project.

On February 15, the Hindu activist group, in a thread of posts on X, highlighted how the Christian Missionary was staying on a tourist visa and not only secretly preaching Christianity but also trying to brainwash and convert young children by denigrating Hinduism.

On February 11, an attempt to convert around 400 people to Christianity in a private hotel in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur came to light

Vishwa Hindu Parishad District President Lakhan Singh stated that when they arrived, a Christian Changai Sabha was in progress. People linked with Christian missionaries were making disparaging comments about Hindu Gods and Goddesses and claiming that Jesus Christ alone offers the solution to all problems.

Former MLA Bhojraj Nag, who is leading the Yatra of Janjati Suraksha Manch, has stated that people who convert to Christianity will not be allowed to reside in Bastar, Chhattisgarh.

Christian missionaries in Bihar are reportedly adopting love jihad tactics to ensnare Hindu girls for conversion into Christianity.

Allahabad High Court said that distributing the Bible and imparting good teachings cannot be termed as an "allurement for religious conversion"

The police has reportedly recovered copies of Bible, and cash in large quantities. The VHP will reportedly submit a complaint to the DSP to demand in-depth investigation in the case.

American Pastor Chris Hodges labelled India as a prime target for religious conversions by the missionaries.