Delhi: Bajrang Dal accuses Christian women in Santa hats of proselytisation, forces them to leave | Video

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Members of the Bajrang Dal allegedly confronted a group of Christian people in Delhi’s Lajpat Nagar, accusing them of engaging in religious proselytisation because they were wearing Santa Claus hats, and forced them to leave the area.

According to a post shared on X, the group, which included women and children wearing Santa caps, was confronted by activists of the right-wing organisation. The activists allegedly asked them to leave the spot and told them such activities should be done at home and not in public.

Location: Lajpat Nagar, Delhi

Members of the Bajrang Dal accused Christian women wearing Santa Claus hats of engaging in religious proselytization. They then misbehaved with them and forced them to leave. pic.twitter.com/GU8vkVBXvM — The Muslim (@TheMuslim786) December 22, 2025

The post further claimed that Bajrang Dal members misbehaved with the women during the confrontation.

Moneycontrol could not independently verify the claims made in the video shared on social media.

Bajrang Dal has been involved in multiple incidents over several years where they have forced individuals or groups wearing Santa caps or celebrating Christmas to leave, accusing them of attempting to promote religious conversions.

Last year, similar disruptions occurred across several Indian states, including Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Gujarat, and Haryana.

Last year in Mumbai, Bajrang Dal members disrupted a children's event, insisting the children recite the Hanuman Chalisa instead of celebrating Christmas.