Kiran Kumar (evangelist)

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Kiran Kumar is an imprisoned evangelist from India. He is in Orissa state, which bans conversions from Hinduism. He was attacked by Hindus including death threats on 27th of February of 2005. He was arrested because he was accused of converting Hindus by bribery and coercion. The International Society for Human Rights named him the prisoner of the month April 2005[1].