After Muslims in India, extremists are now attacking Christians and now the Bharatiya Janata Party government has frozen all accounts of Nobel Laureate Mother Teresa's charity across India.
According to Indian news agency Scroll.in, Mother Teresa Missionary of Charity on Monday instructed all its agencies across India not to operate the organization's foreign funds account as the Indian Foreign Ministry had received funds from abroad. Refusal to renew recovery request.
The Catholic organization runs more than 240 institutions in India where orphans, the helpless and AIDS patients live and receive free services.
A statement issued by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said that the organization's request for Christmas was rejected because it failed to meet the requirements for foreign funding under the law.
It was informed in this regard that some improper entries were also noticed during the review of the renewal application.
The Missionaries of Charity registration was originally scheduled for October 31, but was extended to December 31. However, it was recently requested for further extension.
In this regard, the Ministry said that the State Bank of India has claimed that the Ministry of Charities itself had requested the State Bank to freeze the account.
The ministry has directed all its agencies across the country not to use any account of foreign funds till the issue is resolved.
Contrary to the central bank's claim, however, Congressman Derek O'Brien accused the Indian government in its tweet of pressuring the central bank to avoid further losses.
The Foreign Ministry's statement came as West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that the central government had frozen the Christian organisation's bank accounts.
He said in a tweet this morning that he was shocked to hear that the Union Mystery had frozen all accounts of Mother Teresa Missionaries of Charity in India over Christmas, although the law was paramount but humanitarian efforts were not compromised. It should be.
Father Dominic Gomez, Kolkata's highest priest, has condemned the government's move, calling it a "terrible gift for the poor at Christmas".
He said in his official statement that a total of more than 22,000 people, including the beneficiaries of the organization, would be affected.
Dominic Gomez has accused Christian organizations of forcibly converting people to Islam, saying such accusations have often been used as justification for such acts and that such accusations are completely false.
He said that if the allegations of conversion were true, the proportion of Christian population in the current population of India would be more than 2.3%.
It should be noted that these accounts have been frozen in India on the eve of the Christmas and earlier attacks on churches as well as Christian holy places in various cities of India.
On Saturday, two schools in Haryana's Gurugram and Karnataka's Podavapura were attacked by activists of the extremist organization Hindutva for Christmas celebrations.
A day after this incident, the statue of Jesus (PBUH) was smashed by the people who came climbing the four walls of the church in Haryana.
