It appears Satya Ranjan Borah does not want to miss checking any boxes in his checklist of hardline Hindutva objectives.
Hindutva leader from Assam, Satya Ranjan Borah, has issued a warning about taking to the streets in protest against Christian missionary institutions alleging them to use soft targets to convert people.
At a recent press conference, the right-wing leader claimed christian missionary institutions had not notified religious institutions and asked them to prove if he is wrong.
Borah asserted that none of the schools in Assam have ‘namghar’ then what is the point of having a church in a school?
“They (Christian missionaries) although are not converting people directly are using soft-target based schemes, be it seeing Jesus Christ in the morning till the end of the day…what will be running inside of the head of the student. In Christianity anyone can be ‘father’ but not in our Indian and Assamese culture, anyone cannot be father,” he added.
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