3 comments on “Perverted pastor arrested for running illegal and inhumane faith home for sexual exploitation.”

1. Carol Jackson, Canada

   October 22, 2013

   

   I don’t think you should call this Christian aggression or Christian activity by any means. This man was no Christian, quite clearly! He was calling himself Christian only in order to take advantage of these poor children for his own benefit and he will suffer spiritually for it. Also, I understand that the home was closed down partly through the efforts of a group of Christian women, entirely to save these children from a life of living hell. We need to work together, all the faiths, in love for each other.

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2. Horam

   November 14, 2013

   

   According to major newspapers in Manipur the truth is something else. Please read;

   A new twist in the tale of Jaipur rescue case
   HNS/Imphal, July 29: Reacting to the media report of girls rescued from Jaipur Home being sexually exploited by the administrator Jacob John, the parents and guardians of rescued children claimed that the hymens of their children got ruptured during the medical tests held at Ukhrul District Hospital and the accused Jacob John had done nothing wrong to them.

   According to a joint statement issued by the concerned parents and guardians of the victimized children, the parents and rescued children have never complained to the authorities about rape or sexual exploitation against any individual. However, without the consent of the children and consulting their parents, the rescued children were subjected to forced medical tests at Ukhrul District Hospital on April 25, 29 and 30 this year thereby violating the privacy and rights of the children.

   The children reported to their parents about the horrendous incident of the medical tests when the doctors inserted their two fingers on their (children) private parts. The children cried out in pain and agony, but they were told to shut their mouth by the doctors when they protested.

   The Children also narrated to their parents that the doctors even handed out some ointment to be applied on the affected parts. Besides one child got severely injured during the medical tests that she could not control her bladder for few weeks and she had to use pads all the time.

   They were also given both tablets and syrup, the joint statement said.

   The parents and guardians further questioned the authorities if any medical test was conducted at Jaipur or New Delhi when the children were rescued and transported. They demanded the reports if such medical tests were conducted there.

   Questioning the veracity of the medical report which said that the rescued children were diagnosed with early signs of pregnancy, the parents and guardians demanded the authorities to give the details of their pregnancy.

   The parents and guardians further decried that such false reports published in newspapers could affect dignity, integrity and career of the victimized children.

   NEWS: A new twist in the tale of Jaipur rescue case.
   SOURCE: Hueiyen News Service. LINK: http://e-pao.net/GP.asp?src=18..300713.jul13 .
   CAUTION TAG: *This news is as published by respected news daily at Imphal, whose name is duly marked as ‘Source’. E-Pao.net is not responsible for its sanctity and originality.

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   • hinduexistence

     November 15, 2013

     

     Mother ‘regrets’ education of child
     IMPHAL, Oct 4 : While it needs no reminding that every mother’s foremost wish is education of their children, for 52-year old Wonmila Kashung parting with her youngest daughter for the latter’s educational pursuit continues to haunt her.
     The mother’s hope that education of the youngest child will help the family of seven sustain a respectable livelihood in the coming years turned out to be one of the most bitter and horrifying experiences she has had, more heart-wrenching than even losing the family patriarch for the daughter is today mentally disoriented and physically incapacitated after her brief stay at a Jaipur children home, in Rajasthan.
     Narrating her sorrowful tale to The Sangai Express, Wonmila said she decided to send her then 15-year old daughter Lucy (not real name) to stay at the Jaipur home in 2007 as she was assured of her daughter’s better educational facility in the western part of India.
     Rather than getting educational opportunities information was received from the Home, run by one Jacob John, after some months that Lucy was unwell and would be better if some relative(s) take her home, said the mother.
     Based on the conveyance from the Home’s cook, also hailing from Ukhrul district, a visibly sick Lucy was reportedly brought home in 2009.
     Quoting her daughter, Wonmila contended that none of the children who left for Jaipur along with Lucy as well as others already staying there were allowed to venture outside the Home.
     Whenever there was illness among the children medicines were provided without even consulting a doctor, said the mother adding that after her return Lucy showed signs of mental depression and physical weakness.
     As days turned into months without any sign of improvement the family’s anxiety grew due to financial constraints as well as Lucy’s condition worsening with telltale signs of disorientation and knock-knee symptom, Wonmila said adding that her case was put before the Child Welfare Committee, Ukhrul district which further suggested that Lucy’s condition be discussed with Ukhrul District Hospital doctors.
     Inspite of the district hospital referring the case to an Imphal medical centre the treatment suggestion could not be complied with as it would mean more spending, which the family could not afford.
     With the district’s Child Welfare Committee volunteers facilitating doctor’s consultation at the district headquarters after some months, doctors present mooted that Lucy’s treatment would also necessitate surgical process which too cannot be undertaken till date, narrated the distraught mother.
     As the family income is based on meagre earning as agricultural and other manual labour there is hardly any prospect that Lucy’s condition would improve, conceded the mother who also recounted in between 2004 and 2005 about 30 children left the district for the jaipur facility.
     Expressing that there is every possibility of many children staying at the Home enduring similar suffering like Lucy experienced, Wonmila desired that State’s Social Welfare Department authorities not only undertake intervention and rescue measures but also adopt an effective rehabilitation programme for the children in distress.
     Referring to news report about 381 children rescued from different Indian cities in the last few years, she called upon those at the helm of affairs to translate their assurances for proper rehabilitation of the rescued children rather than clamour for publicity through their tall talks.

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