(Photo: © Peter Kenny)Campaign to stop violence against Christians in India on square in front of United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland on June 23, 2021 during a session of the UN Human Rights Council. About 10,000 Christians, led by bishops from more than 20 denominations, have marched through main streets in two cities in India's eastern Odisha state to protest what they called increased attacks from Hindu groups against Christians in the state and across India. So far this year, the Evangelical Fellowship of India's Religious Liberty Commission documented 11 cases of violence against Christians in the region. It spoke of the "increasing incidents of unwarranted, unhindered, sudden, brutal, premeditated, horrendous attacks, harassment, intimidation and ostracism against Christians" across India. - HINDU NATIONALIST PARTYChristian leaders say Hindu groups supporting the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of Prime Minister Modi target Christians to make the country a nation based on Hindu ideology.