In yet another incident that shows dirty tactics used by the evangelical mafia to silence anybody who exposes them, a propaganda video is now released to target Anshul Saxena who had exposed the theatrics of Pastor Baljinder Singh. Earlier, a video had gone viral of a boy dancing for 'mera yesu yesu' song after his sister got the ability to speak due to the pastor’s healing power.
The newly released propaganda video is staged and heavily edited. In this video, the mother of the two children is heard saying that her daughter got the ability to speak due to Eesho’s blessings and asked for legal action against Anshul Saxena. Ironically, she is also claiming that she is releasing this video without any external interference. But it is evident that there is a larger game plan behind this video.
Pledging their support in the war against evangelical goons, netizens are trending #IStandWithAnshulSaxena on Twitter.
NCPCR Issues Notice for Investigation of Cases of Using Children for Propaganda by Pastors & Missionaries
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has issued a notice to the deputy commissioner in Chandigarh to investigate a video of Pastor Baljinder Singh, in which a child has been used to spread propaganda.
Pastor Baljinder Singh is propagating the message that he cured the specially-abled sister of the child. He claims earlier that the specially-abled girl could not speak, but after his magic, she could speak.
Christian missionaries use such videos for conversion activity and propaganda.
“Dear @NCPCR_, @KanoongoPriyank , Kindly investigate this case. Missionary is using a minor boy. He's crying. Pastor Baljinder Singh is involved. The body language of both the pastor and the child seems unusual. Look into this” social media activist Anshul Saxena posted on Twitter with the video of the pastor Baljinder Singh.
The notice was issued by the NCPCR on Sunday (August 29).
In another post, Saxena wrote, “Thanks to @KanoongoPriyank, @NCPCR_ for taking the required action against Pastor Baljinder Singh for using a minor boy for missonary's conversion activity.”
The Indian laws prohibit the use of children in any propaganda video.
