Catholic nuns attacked in Madhya Pradesh in North India   Indore (Madhya Pradesh, India), SVM News, October 26, 2007: Five Roman Catholic nuns belong to the Fransiscan Clarist Congregation (FCC) were attacked by Hindu extremists on October 25 in Indore in North Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.   Catholic nuns who attacked in Indore   Sister Sayujya and sister Jincy Nattekkadan were seriously injured and admitted in Arabindo Medical College.   "Nuns were beaten on Thursday night by a mob of 20 Bajrangdal activists, when they were return back after a cottage prayer meeting at their driver's house", Sister Geo FCC told the Salem Voice Ministries (SVM) News Service. "Sisters were dragged and their clothes were tored", she said.   Sister Sayujya's leg has been broken. Sister Jincy has seven stitches in her head. Sisters Pavithra, Shwetha and Anna Maria also injured.   They complaint to the police; but police refuse to receive it first.   Paul Ciniraj, president of the Christian Ministers of the Churches of India (CMCI) condemned the attack towards roman catholic nuns of Indore.   Indore Catholic Bishop Mar George Anathil and Provincial of FCC also condemned the incident.     SALEM VOICE MINISTRIES NEWS SERVICE (SVM NEWS) Web: http://salemvoice.org  Contact: ciniraj@asianetindia.com News items and headlines: http://salemvoice.org/news.html Center for Persecuted: http://salemvoice.org/center4persecuted.html