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Puttur: Complaint of conversion - Court acquits 8 accused

  •   Sun, Dec 13 2015 08:50:59 AM

Daijiworld Media Network-Puttur (RJP)

Puttur, Dec 13: The 5th additional district and sessons court here has acquitted 8 persons who were charged with converting Hindus into their religion.

T Sebastian, K Varghese, M Thomas, S Babu, V Baby, T Joseph, T Alexander and T James are the persons acquitted by the court. They were accused of converting people into Christianity, the religion they belonged to.

As per details, some people complained to the police on September 29 in 2007 that the named 8 persons went from house to house in Balya village near here and influenced Hindus to convert into Christianity. The Kadaba police who registered the case, filed the charge sheet later. The 5th additional district court, which held the trial, has now acquitted all the accused and pronounced them as innocent.

Nirmal Kumar Jain, Sheenappa Gowda Baithadka, and Monappa were the advocates for the accused.
  

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  • Oliver, Udupi

    Mon, Dec 14 2015

    After all, victory of truth over evil.

    Praise GOD.

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  • Richard, Shirva/Sharjah

    Mon, Dec 14 2015

    religion goes for marketing of faith!..its curse to preachers on non believers!!...stop conversion act, let people live their life in their faith...why fool are preaching/forcing!!! all religions are good, end everybody has to leave and their deed counts not faith!!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Dec 14 2015

    Jobless People were moving about to findout who is doing what and whose house they are going or what?Had only one Thing in head,conversion.is it so easy ?like breaking a dry Wood?when someone goes to a house may be to look after a lonely,sick Person who Needs help,doesn't make one converted.what a nonsense?let God enlighten their minds to be a good citizens.what about their charges to lawyer who pays them and all mental stress suffered?Thank God court even Long time spoke a correct verdict.

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  • Praveen, Udupi

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Thank you Judges for the good judgement.

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  • John Tauro, M'luru / Kwt

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Hope this verdict will serve as a precedent to false accusers and hope hereinafter there will be no more complaints on forced or induced conversions. Let truth and peace prevail in the country.

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  • Stan, Udupi/ Dubai

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Jobless peoples useless complaints consumed precious time of courts.Only lawyers will make money out of such cases.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Promenade Road,Fraze Town,B'lore 560005

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    People are quite smart and capable and nobody can be converted with force except their own consent and willingness.

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  • Ahmed, Bangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    It's good to hear the final verdict from court.

    But one thing I really don't understand, does the court needs 8 years to give final verdict for such simple and silly unwanted case, where there exists no truth from day one and is based on false allegation?

    So now what is the compensation for those who were victims for 8 years and had to go with mental torture leaving behind their work and roaming around to court for justice?

    What punishment do we have for those who file false cases with an intention to harm others life? Don't we have any law to punish those who file false cases?

    This is the difference between our Indian Judiciary system and Western or Middle East system, where our Judiciary needs years and years to provide justice for such simple cases.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Satyameva Jayathe....Truth prevails..Hidden agenda of sangh parivar exposed....how many more exposures do we need to convince the general public??????

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Bhuri Nazhar-Waale Aap Logoumka Moovh Kaala Kyoum Ki Aap Logoumka Dil Bhee Kaala.

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  • Elias, Mumbai

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    It looks people are treated as commodity and can be converted like pot maker makes various types pots.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    How can there be conversions when there is only ONE GOD ...

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  • ANP, Blur

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    How can there be conversions when there is not even ONE GOD ...

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Dear ANP, Blur.

    Are you an Atheist???!!!
    Because God is Existing.
    Without God where were the Atheists.

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  • Prakash , Kanajar/Dubai

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Thank God. I'm an atheist...!!

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  • Ahmed, Bangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Dear ANP,

    In order to know, understand and believe in God, one definitely need to have a human brain, which really lacks in so called atheist.

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  • Mahesh, Pilar - Shirva

    Sun, Dec 13 2015


    Thank you Jesus for your truth.
    Jesus, You are the Way, the Truth & the Life.

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  • vinay, mangaluru

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Does these conversions requires?
    Let us follow our own religion. Ultimately god is one. By conversion why we have to make unrest in the society? It applies to all religions.

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  • Rohan Pinto, mangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Conversion and terrorism are two evils in the modern society. Both are forcing their blind belief on others.. one with service and the otherone with sword

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  • Francis, Dubai

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    What about intolerance all over? It is mushrooming day by day and worse than anything.

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Intolerance is product of dongi congi's to stall parliament and stop the development of the nation during BJP rule.

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  • Francis, Dubai

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    It never happened before in the history of India but it's happening now....

    Truth is bitter!

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Dear Rohan Pinto, mangalore,

    Embracing a true faith in the name of Jesus the sinless and faultless is no sin.

    To accept another's faith the constitution guarantees.

    Whoever has complained the case to file are guilty of transgressing Indian constitution.

    Concerning to terrorism Jesus never taught terrorism.

    For Humanity.
    Teaches Christianity.

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  • Francis, Dubai

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    Justice always prevails.

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  • Abdul Samad, mangalore

    Sun, Dec 13 2015

    this is the beauty of india..lawyers from the so called converted community fights for the accused to get them relief....india is tolarent..

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