Conciliar Sect in India Celebrates Secular Bail as Triumph While Nation Rejects Social Kingship of Christ
The National Catholic Register, mouthpiece of the EWTN propaganda apparatus, reports that ten members of the conciliar sect in Rajasthan were released on bail after 104 days of imprisonment under the state’s anti-conversion law. The incident originated when Hindu activists disrupted a Novus Ordo service on May 1, 2026, leading to a confrontation where the sectarians expelled the intruders. Instead of charging the disruptors, the BJP-controlled police arrested the sect members for “conversion and attempt to murder.” The “Bishop” Devprasad John Ganawa and “Father” Arvind Amliyar expressed relief and gratitude to God for the High Court’s bail order, framing the ordeal as a test of faith. The article cites human rights defenders who claim anti-conversion laws are misused against minorities, and references a similar case in Uttar Pradesh. This report exposes the conciliar sect’s complete capitulation to the Masonic paradigm of religious liberty, its abandonment of the Social Kingship of Christ, and its reduction of the Church’s mission to a plea for secular legal protections within a Christ-rejecting civil order.