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US national, 2 others held for religious ‘conversion’ bid in Maharashtra's Thane: ‘Christianity would cure ailments’
Three suspects, including a US national, were charged under multiple laws after allegedly conducting unauthorized religious conversions by claiming to cure illnesses through Christian prayers.
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Maharashtra: US national among 3 held for illegal conversion bid in Bhiwandi; claimed to cure illnesses - The Times of India
India News: Bhiwandi police arrested a 58-year-old US national and two local residents for allegedly attempting to convert villagers to Christianity in Chimbipada
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A sleepy Bhiwandi village in Maharashtra has suddenly turned into the epicentre of a global intrigue. On October 3rd, police arrested 58-year-old James Watson, a U.S. national living in Thane, along with two Indian aides, for allegedly attempting to convert Hindu villagers to Christianity under the guise of a “healing prayer meeting.” What initially seemed like a case of illegal conversion has now taken on a far more complex hue raising question…
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