NEW DELHI (Morning Star News) – When Laxmi Sovi, a Christian widow in
India’s Chhattisgarh state, heard her door opening one morning last
month, she could not have guessed that by the next day she would be
hospitalized and her home demolished.
Three Hindu extremists identified only as Veeru, Chaytu and Mangru barged into Sovi’s house in Kakadi Beda village, Kondagoan, at 9:30 a.m. on Aug. 24 and demanded that she and her children convert back to Hinduism, she told Morning Star News. In spite of threats, she declined.
The three men left.
That night at about 11 p.m., the same Hindu nationalists forced their way into her house.
“They asked me why I converted to Christianity and left all the Hindu idols, and they also told me that I should reconvert to Hinduism or else be killed,” Sovi said.
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Three Hindu extremists identified only as Veeru, Chaytu and Mangru barged into Sovi’s house in Kakadi Beda village, Kondagoan, at 9:30 a.m. on Aug. 24 and demanded that she and her children convert back to Hinduism, she told Morning Star News. In spite of threats, she declined.
The three men left.
That night at about 11 p.m., the same Hindu nationalists forced their way into her house.
“They asked me why I converted to Christianity and left all the Hindu idols, and they also told me that I should reconvert to Hinduism or else be killed,” Sovi said.
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