Christian and Hindu violence continues in India

Violence between Hindus and Christians erupted again today in eastern India.

Christian and Hindu violence continues in India
Thu, 27 Dec, 2007 - 11:23

Violence between Hindus and Christians erupted again today in eastern India.

Extremists burned down the house of a prominent Christian politician as gangs defied a curfew imposed after two days of attacks on Christians by Hindu hard-liners.

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