SC Reservation Parirakshana Samiti

BREAKING: After years of our continuous follow-up and communication with the MHA Foreigners Division, Bureau of Immigration and Indian consular offices in the US, the Government of India cancelled the OCI registration of John Daniel of Laymen's Evangelical Fellowship India over Christian missionary activities in Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The Madras High Court has upheld the cancellation, finding that he had engaged in missionary preaching without the required permission. WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT? Laymen’s Evangelical Fellowship India (LEFI), registered in Nungambakkam, Chennai, is associated with John Daniel, an Indian-born American citizen engaged in religious and missionary activities in India on behalf of the organisation while holding OCI status. LEFI’s presence is particularly notable in Andhra Pradesh’s coastal districts of Prakasam, Guntur and Nellore, and its wider network of churches across India warrants systematic documentation and scrutiny of compliance with applicable laws. CASE OF STUARTPURAM VILLAGE, ANDHRA PRADESH? Stuartpuram was historically associated with communities branded as “criminal tribes” under the British colonial Criminal Tribes Act of 1871. This stigma reflected colonial policies of collective suspicion and social control, not any inherent criminality of the communities concerned. From the mid-20th century, Christian organisations, including LEFI undertook outreach activities in the region involving religious conversions in the guise of moral education and employment initiatives. Network of churches established by LEFI across India is provided below: Andhra Pradesh: 354 Churches Telangana: 42 Churches Tamil Nadu: 117 Churches Andaman & Nicobar Islands: 1 Church Arunachal Pradesh: 5 Churches Assam: 5 Churches Birhar: 1 Church Chattisgarh: 2 Churches New Delhi: 1 Church Goa: 1 Church Gujarat: 5 Churches Haryana: 2 Churches Himachal Pradesh: 3 Churches Jammu & Kashmir: 3 Churches Jharkhand: 3 Churches Karnataka: 10 Churches Kerala: 3 Churches Madhya Pradesh: 2 Churches Maharashtra: 9 Churches Manipur: 8 Churches Meghalaya: 3 Churches Mizoram: 1 Church Nagaland: 2 Churches Odisha: 7 Churches Punjab: 4 Churches Rajasthan: 1 Church Sikkim: 1 Church Tripura: 1 Church Uttarakhand: 1 Church Uttar Pradesh: 7 Churches West Bengal: 8 Churches

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Further, they sought action against competent authorities for issuing SC Certificates to Christian converts. It has become routine practice for converts holding SC Certificate to slap SC/ST Atrocity cases on anyone who dares to raise his voice against illegal Conversions (n/n)

Huge Church has come up on village common land in Gurujala, Nandavaram (M), Kurnool Dist, AP. Christian Population of the Mandal of 19 villages has only 59 (2011 Census) Villagers who protested against illegal church construction were slapped with SC-ST Atrocity Case (1/n)

Very Good Question. And here is our Answer: The Constitutional (Scheduled Castes) Order 1950 says, "A person who professes (Note the word: #Professes but not 'Converted to' or 'Baptized') religion other than Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism shall cease to be member of SC Community"

This is a very good initiative by the Government of India. Here is the link to the online grievance portal: ncsc.negd.in

As there's no response from AP Govt to our earlier complaints against Smt.Mekathoti Sucharita, Home Minister for misusing SC status and being a Christian, contested from SC Reserved Constituency, We wrote to Shri @vijaysamplabjp ji Hon'ble Chairman, @NCSC_GoI for needful action