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Maharashtra Orders Audit of Christian Properties
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· July 13, 2026
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Key takeaway Further details about the audit and its implications are available from the International Christian Concern.
The government of Maharashtra has ordered an audit of land owned by churches and Christian organizations in the state. This move aims to identify any illegal land use, disputed titles, and unauthorized transfers. The audit will review land records, including properties used for charitable purposes like schools and hospitals.
The decision to conduct the audit was made after a significant land fraud was discovered in the Nashik region. High-powered committees will examine the land records and submit a report to the government within three months. Further details about the audit and its implications are available from the International Christian Concern.
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Category: persecution Published: July 13, 2026 Source: International Christian Concern Reading time: 1 min
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