Christians face challenges in maintaining fellowship due to restrictive laws. A church with 300 members has been partially closed after opposition from Hindu radical groups. The pastor now conducts early morning services and house visits.

Another church completely stopped services after radicals barred non-family members from entering the building, causing its members to scatter to other villages. Other pastors have sought creative ways to meet, such as online meetings or changing service times. Further details are available from the source, including the efforts of other pastors to navigate the challenging situation and continue their ministry.

Christians are praying for continued fellowship and ministry despite the restrictions.