Church Protests Over Nuns' Arrest: Clash in Chhattisgarh

Archbishop Joseph Pamplany condemned the Chhattisgarh government's opposition to bail for two arrested nuns, alleging human trafficking and forced conversion. He called for street protests against perceived injustices and criticized existing laws for enabling harassment of minorities. BJP officials say the prosecution opposed bail on procedural grounds.

Archbishop Joseph Pamplany has strongly criticized the Chhattisgarh government for opposing the bail plea of two arrested nuns. The allegations against them include human trafficking and forced conversion, fueling a heated debate.

According to BJP officials, the rejection of the bail plea was based on procedural reasons, not the merit of the case, as it remains in early investigation stages. However, the Archbishop insists that the situation is a blatant disregard for justice.

Leading a protest, Pamplany highlighted the church's stance against forced conversion, criticizing laws that allow harassment of minorities. The court's decision on the bail has been deferred, with the next hearing set for Saturday.