2021 'Most Violent Year' For Christians In India, UCF Documents Rising Hate Crimes

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The statement reads: “The atmosphere of hatred spread by certain actions and speeches by certain groups and false propaganda of fraudulent and allurement (alluring) [sic] means of conversion and enactment of laws in the name of freedom of religion seem to be encouraging anti social elements” to indulge in hate crimes. Documenting Cases Of Anti Christian Hate Crime The last two months saw over a hundred cases of violence against Christians, coming significantly at a time of Easter and Christmas, the most important festivals for the community. The organization says that the slogan of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vishwaas’ has failed and that these incidents are “pre-planned acts by certain vested groups to divide the country on the basis of religion”. The following chart shows the annual number of anti-Christian hate crimes, which take multiple forms. It is taken from the statement released by the UCF.



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