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Hindu Nationalists Intimidate Indian Atheist Conference
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Members of the atheist organization “Shaheed Bhagat Singh Vichar Manch” received threats from Hindu nationalists who objected to their seventh annual conference being held at the same time as Ram Navami, a holiday that celebrates the birthday of Hindu god Rama. As tickets went on sale, members of the organization started to receive even more threats. Despite the conference selling out exceptionally fast after a two-year pandemic postponement, the number of threats was so overwhelming that the conference had to be postponed. When the meeting finally occurred on April 24th, many of the seats sold were empty out of fear. The conference date had to be changed partially due to concerns from local law enforcement. A member of the organization, Nitin Hande, stated, “Police denied the permission to host the event on April 10th, saying that they had pressure from many right-wing fringe groups.”
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Hindu Nationalists Intimidate Indian Atheist Conference
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