In a recent incident in Ahmedabad, members of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal disrupted an Easter meet organized by a Christian group. The disruption occurred as the Christian group was conducting their Easter celebrations. The VHP and Bajrang Dal members claimed that the meet was an attempt at religious conversion. The incident has sparked tensions in the area, with the Christian community feeling targeted and threatened. The disruption of religious gatherings is not uncommon in India, where religious tensions often flare up. The VHP and Bajrang Dal have been known to be involved in such incidents in the past, as they are vocal about their opposition to what they perceive as attempts to convert Hindus to other religions. The local authorities have been urged to take action and ensure the safety and security of all religious communities in the area. The incident highlights the need for greater religious tolerance and respect for diverse beliefs in India. It is important for all communities to coexist peacefully and respect each other’s right to practice their faith without fear of persecution or discrimination. Authorities are investigating the incident and have assured the public that appropriate action will be taken against those responsible for the disruption.