The religious violence over the burial of dead bodies in Bade Tevda village of Amabeda police station area of Kanker district of Chhattisgarh has created an atmosphere of tension in the entire Bastar division. Expressing anger over this dispute, all tribal communities and Hindu organizations have announced Chhattisgarh bandh on Wednesday (24th December), the effect of which is being seen in 7 districts since morning. Officials of all tribal communities and heads of various societies were seen visiting the city of Jagdalpur in the morning in Bastar division headquarters Jagdalpur and taking stock of the bandh. Due to support of this bandh by Bastar Chamber of Commerce, all the main markets, shops and business establishments of the city remained closed. Stay.
In fact, a section of traders expressed their displeasure due to the bandh being called by Hindu organizations a day before Christmas, especially in the main road area of Jagdalpur. Some traders objected to the bandh being called just a day before the Christmas festival. The traders said that due to the Christmas festival, business is at its peak at this time and they will have to suffer huge financial loss due to the bandh. Due to this issue, there was tension and chaos in the main road for some time. However, after the police reached the spot and counseled both the parties, the traders closed their shops and the matter calmed down.
There has been a huge uproar in Bilaspur over serving non-veg in the name of Christmas party in the temple premises. Hindu organizations strongly protested, calling it an insult to Sanatan Dharma. The matter pertains to the Shiva temple complex located in Ganesh Nagar of Sirgitti police station area. There is opposition to celebrating Christmas in some cities of many other states.
Show it to Santa Claus, get one lakh rupees – appeal of Hindu Rashtra Coordination Committee. Their demand is that the Superstition Committee should take action on this. The statement of Hindu National Coordination Committee said, ,As Christmas approaches, a large number of sellers of Santa Claus caps are seen everywhere in most of the cities of India. Some Hindu people, who call themselves progressive, ecumenical and progressive, also tell stories to their children that Santa Claus comes at night after the children sleep and leaves gifts for them. In this way, they are misleading their own children culturally through an imaginary story. ,
The Christmas program to be held at Hotel Bhagirathi, Haridwar has been canceled by the management. The Christmas program scheduled for December 24 has been cancelled. On Tuesday (December 23, 2025), the hotel management announced the cancellation of the program in a press conference. Navneet Singh, GM of Atishya Company, which is running the hotel, said that the program has been canceled after some organizations raised objections. Now only the grand Ganga Aarti will be organised.
He said that the management had no intention of hurting anyone’s sentiments. No program was being organized on the occasion of Christmas in Haridwar and contrary to Hindu culture. Only Ganga puja, aarti and children’s cultural programs were to be organised. That too has now been cancelled. Now only Ganga puja will be organised. He told that all the guests coming to the hotel are welcomed as per Hindu tradition. A temple has also been established in the hotel and information about Ganga worship is also given to the guests. The hotel is being operated as per Hindu beliefs. Navneet Singh said that Ganga is the identity of our Indian culture. The dignity and decorum of Dharmanagari is fully respected. Security Manager Shubham Pawar was also present during the press conference.
Opposition to Christmas being celebrated on the banks of Ganga has started in Haridwar. The pilgrimage priests warned the organizers that this will not be tolerated from any side. Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department is organizing Christmas on the banks of Ganga on 25th December. The Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department has started protesting against the celebration of Christmas at Bhagirathi Hotel, calling it against Sanatan.
Yesterday evening, in the market of East of Kailash area of Delhi, before the Christmas festival, a dozen women and children wearing the red cap of Santa Claus were distributing pamphlets written about the Christmas festival, when the people present in the market objected to it and asked the women to leave the market. The video of this incident is going viral on social media.
ABP News reached the same market where yesterday around 7.30 pm some women and children were asking ‘Why should I celebrate Christmas?’ Pamphlets with the title were being distributed among market shopkeepers and street vendors. Then some people refused to do so and chased them away from the market. Those who objected to this told ABP News that they were blocking the road and playing pamphlets and the song ‘Mera Jesus, Mera Jesus’. For which permission was not taken from the administration and due to this there was a jam on the road, hence they were asked to leave from here.
People also believed that women were also told to celebrate Christmas at their homes, because there is nothing wrong in it because if we take out a procession, we first take permission from the police administration. We never distributed pamphlets asking why Diwali should be celebrated? When roads are blocked during a wedding or a wedding procession, it happens only once, but Christmas comes every year and these women too were not from this area, they had come here from somewhere else.
The case of conversion of blind students behind Hawabag College located on Katanga Road in Madhya Pradesh is continuously gaining momentum. Meanwhile, a video of Jabalpur Metropolitan BJP Vice President Anju Bhargava is going viral on social media in which she is seen misbehaving with a blind student.
Some Hindu organizations had received information that blind children were being converted here. After receiving the information, BJP leader Anju Bhargava, who arrived with Hindu organization workers, stopped the entire ongoing program and started a ruckus. The blind children of the Christian community who attended this program say that on the occasion of Christmas, the children were invited for food by an organization of the Christian community from the hostel located at Andhamuk Square. Due to which blind students had reached there.
Before the meal, the Christian community was being prayed there. Then, on receiving information about the conversion, police arrived along with Vikas Kumar Khare and other officials of Hindu Raksha Dal, after which all the students came out of the building where they had gathered and were praying. On receiving information about the uproar, BJP leaders also reached the spot and told that some event was going on in a ruined building. Children are often brought here. Here, the police officer who reached the spot said that the children were brought to the church located behind Kantaga Hawabag College. He was brought to provide food and drinks due to the ongoing Christian festival. He told that at present no such thing as conversion has come to light, the statements of the children are being taken.
There was an uproar in Johnson School, Gorakhpur, Madhya Pradesh, when Hindu organizations created a ruckus due to the news of conversion in the church located behind the school campus. Hindu organizations alleged that in the name of Christmas program, about 70 disabled and blind students were called from different hostels of the city and under the guise of prayers, efforts were being made to convert these innocent children. As soon as the workers of the Hindu organization got wind of this, they reached the spot and started a huge ruckus. The uproar increased so much that within no time fighting and scuffles started between the church employees and Hindu organizations.
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