Advertising of conversion of Hindus removed by police on complaint by Hindu devout

Chennai(Tamil Nadu): A discourse by Pujyasri Bhagavattar Vedantanayakam Shastrikal, a Christian missionary was organized at a church near Thiruvanamiyur on behalf of ‘Christuva Brahmin Seva Samiti’. (Christian missionaries take Hindu names and mislead innocent Hindus in Southern parts of India. Later, they convert the Hindus. – Editor SP)

A board was displayed outside the church about his program. The local devout Hindus and pro-Hindu organizations complained to the police that the matter written on the Board was hurting religious sentiments of Hindus and can create rift in followers of the two religions; therefore, it should be removed. (Congratulations to the devout Hindus for lodging a complaint with the police station to remove the Board hurting religious sentiments of Hindus. – Editor SP) The police took immediate action and removed the Board. (We need such prompt policemen every where. – Editor SP)

On this board, there was a photograph of Pujyasri Bhagavattar Vedantanayakam Shastrikal in the attire of a ‘keertankar’ and that of Sadhu Chellappa, wearing saffron robes. (Christians are hatching plot to convert Hindus for which they lure Hindus by wearing clothes like Hindu sadhus. – Editor SP) The complaint was lodged by workers of RSS and HJS, editor of ‘News Today’, former IAS officer, Mr. Sundaram, journalist Haran and other devout Hindus.

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat