On 8th March 2004, around 30 young people aged 20 to 25 belonging to Mirdoddi and other neighboring villages surrounded Pastor Karunakar in his Church premises and told him not run the church in the village any more and to leave immediatly. The mob threatened him with dire consequences if he failed to meet their demands. When the pastor asked for reasons for their actions and demands, the unruly mob beat him badly. Several women belonging to the church went to rescue him, but were also attacked.
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Pastor John Samuel, a Christian worker, serving the Lord Jesus in Bhatinda for the last six years, organised a Christian Revival Convention from 26 to 28 October at Seth Bhanamal Trust Dharamsala, Street No. 6 Nai Basti, Bhatinda. The hall was booked two months earlier and all necessary permissions from the authorities were taken well in advance. M K Babu, New Delhi and T.S, Sam were invited to speak in these meetings.
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A man of simple living, high thinking and a true evangelist was beheaded. He was popularly known as 'Dass Anna' to the public. He was the only bread winner of his family. He leaves behind two married daughters, one un-married daughter, a son and wife.
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       The fact finding team was constituted to independently ascertain the facts pertinent to the bomb explosion in the Women's Recreation Club at Bethel Church, Machalipatnam. The government authorities had stated that the bomb was set-off by persons involved in internal rivalry.
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At around 9:45 pm. KH Uppar, an inmate of the mutta heard some noise outside. Curious, he went outside and flashed the torch he was carrying. To his surprise, he found a group of men hiding next to the entrance. On seeing him, one of them swung a wooden club at his head. Uphar deflected the blow with his arm. Another one of the men then hit him on the head with a rock, while two others beat him up with clubs. Uphar then retracted his steps into the ashram. The men pursued him, but seeing more people inside than usual, they immediately turned and fled. The inmates of the mutta gave chase but could not apprehend the culprits. They then informed the police, following which the culprits, known and identified as Bajrang Dal and RSS activists, were rounded up and brought to the mutta by the police and were identified by Uphar.
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