Agoris protest, demand ban of a missionary journal


Alleging that Hindu religious sentiments are affected by a journal being released by a missionary, the agoris, a sect of Hindu monks protested in front of the collectorate, today.



The agoris who thronged the collectorate blew their conches and beat their drums to protest against the journal, which is released by Anderson, a missionary in Mettupalayam.



The agrois also demanded to ban the journal and arrest the missionary under the National Integration Act, According to them  Hindu women have been slandered in this journal.

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