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Special Report: Debate on Rising Attacks on Christians Amid PM's Christmas Visit
UPDATED: Dec 25, 2025 22:03 IST
In a special report, speakers debate the political implications of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s church visit amidst allegations of rising intolerance. One speaker highlights a spike in violence, citing '834 attacks' on Christians in 2024 and describing the situation as a 'trust deficit'. The speaker argues that optics must be matched by action against vigilante groups like the Bajrang Dal. Another guest defends the government, attributing incidents to 'crazy people' rather than state policy, and asserts the Prime Minister's commitment to the Constitution. The discussion explores the clash between the government's outreach and the opposition's claims of a 'Saffron Octopus' targeting minorities.
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