Kerala Nuns’ Arrest: CBCI Welcomes Bail, Calls for Quashing of Case
CHHATTISGARH, INDIA, AUG 2 – Special NIA Court granted bail with conditions citing lack of evidence amid claims of communal bias and ongoing demands to quash charges against the Kerala nuns and an Adivasi youth.
- On July 25, two nuns from Kerala were taken into custody in Chhattisgarh’s Durg area on accusations of human trafficking and coercing religious conversions.
- The arrest occurred after allegations were made by a Bajrang Dal member amid political tensions, prompting Kerala leaders to criticize the BJP for alleged hypocrisy regarding minority rights.
- A special court in Bilaspur granted conditional bail on Saturday to the two nuns and another individual, requiring surrender of passports and bonds of 50,000 each.
- CBCI President Archbishop Andrews Thazhath called the charges baseless and urged quashing the case, while political leaders across parties expressed relief and support for the nuns.
- The nuns’ release renewed calls to uphold constitutional religious freedoms, with commitments from church and political leaders to pursue justice fully and oppose divisive agendas.
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