Police detain dozens protesting attacks on churches in Delhi
The protesters hold Hindu hardliners responsible for the attacks on churches in Delhi.
February 5, 2015 16:40 IST
1 / 7Indian policemen stand guard as Christians hold placards protesting against recent attacks on churches in the Indian capital outside the Sacred Heart Church in New Delhi. (Source: AP photo)
2 / 7A policewoman detains one of the Indian Christians protesting against recent attacks on churches in the Indian capital outside the Sacred Heart Church. (Source: AP photo)
3 / 7Christians hold placards protesting against recent attacks on churches in the Indian capital as they assemble outside the Sacred Heart Church. (Source: AP photo)
4 / 7Christians hold placards protesting against recent attacks on churches in the Indian capital as they assemble outside the Sacred Heart Church. (Source: AP photo)
5 / 7Christians shout slogans protesting against recent attacks on churches in the Indian capital as they assemble outside the Sacred Heart Church in New Delhi. (Source: AP photo)
6 / 7Christians shout slogans protesting against recent attacks on churches in the Indian capital as they assemble outside the Sacred Heart Church in New Delhi. (Source: AP photo)
7 / 7A placard lies on the ground as policemen guard after detaining people protesting against recent attacks on churches in the Indian capital outside the Sacred Heart Church in New Delhi. (Source: AP photo)
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