A Mohali court sentenced self-proclaimed pastor Bajinder Singh on 1 April 2025 to life imprisonment for a 2018 rape case, stating that he had misused his position as a preacher to exploit a woman and infringe upon her right to privacy and dignity.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Vikrant Kumar pronounced the sentence after finding Bajinder guilty on March 28. The court convicted him under IPC Sections 376 (rape), 323 (causing hurt), and 506 (criminal intimidation) while acquitting five co-accused—Akhbar Bhatti, Rajesh Chaudhary, Jatinder Kumar, Sitar Ali, and Sandeep Pehlwan.
Bajinder received a life sentence under Section 376, along with one-year terms each under Sections 323 and 506. The court ruled that all sentences would run concurrently.
Case Background
The case, filed in 2018 at Zirakpur police station in Mohali, was based on a woman’s complaint alleging that Bajinder had promised to help her relocate abroad. Under this pretense, he lured her to his residence in Mohali’s Sector 63, where he sexually assaulted her and recorded the act. The woman further claimed he later threatened to release the video online unless she complied with his demands. Following the complaint, Bajinder was arrested at Delhi airport in 2018 but was later granted bail.
Given past instances of protests by his followers, authorities enforced strict security measures at the court premises. Bajinder, who had been re-arrested on March 28, was brought from Mansa Jail under heavy security.
In its judgment, the court emphasized the need for strict sentencing in rape cases. It noted that such acts violate a woman’s dignity and leave lasting emotional and psychological scars. The court stated that every rape perpetrator should face swift and stringent punishment, rejecting any plea for leniency in Bajinder’s case.
Pastor Bajinder Singh
Bajinder Singh, popularly known as the “Yeshu Yeshu prophet” among his followers, has faced multiple legal controversies. In February, he was booked for sexual harassment after a 22-year-old woman accused him of misconduct. Charges included Sections 354A (sexual harassment), 354D (stalking), and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the IPC. Kapurthala police have formed a special team to investigate these allegations, which Bajinder has denied.
Further, on March 25, Mohali police registered an FIR against him for assault and wrongful restraint after a viral video showed him slapping a woman. A 40-year-old complainant, who had worked in his ministry for over a decade, alleged that he also attempted to strangle her. This case was filed under Sections 74 (assault intending to harm a woman’s dignity), 115(2) (voluntarily causing hurt), and 351(2) (criminal intimidation) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Who Is He?
Originally from Haryana and a Jat by birth, Bajinder converted to Christianity in 2012 and began his preaching career. He leads two churches—The Church of Glory and Wisdom in Jalandhar’s Tajpur and another in Mohali’s Majri. His religious gatherings attract large audiences, many seeking miraculous healings. These sermons are broadcast live on his YouTube channel, ‘Prophet Bajinder Singh,’ which has over 3.74 million subscribers.
Born on 10 September 1982, into a Haryanavi Jat family, Bajinder’s rise in the evangelical world is marred by serious allegations, including sexual harassment, financial fraud, and even murder.
His journey into Christianity began in 2012 while he was in jail on murder charges. Upon his release, he established himself as a “miracle healer” in Tajpur village, Jalandhar, claiming to cure the sick and transform lives through divine intervention. By 2016, he had launched his own independent church, “The Church of Glory and Wisdom,” starting with small gatherings in Chandigarh and Jalandhar. Despite his growing influence, the Diocese of Jalandhar publicly distanced itself from him in 2018, clarifying that he was not affiliated with any recognized Christian institution.
Bajinder Singh’s ministry expanded rapidly, boasting 20 branches across India and 12 international locations, including the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Dubai, Malaysia, and Israel. His influence is not limited to religious circles—he has cultivated political connections and affiliations within Bollywood, further solidifying his public presence.
However, his rise has been tainted by numerous controversies. Over the years, he has been implicated in 23 reported incidents, including two cases of sexual harassment, a murder case, three financial fraud investigations, two allegations of fake healing, and six cases of child abuse.
His religious empire is fueled by extensive social media reach, with millions of followers across platforms. His official Facebook page has over a million followers, while his Instagram account has 1.1 million.
On YouTube, his channel has amassed 3.74 million subscribers, where he continues to preach and promote his faith-healing claims.
Income
Self-proclaimed pastor Bajinder Singh’s income saw a significant rise over the years. For the assessment year 2017-18, his income was ₹41,120. It increased to ₹1,03,230 in 2018-19 and further rose to ₹1,23,889 in 2019-20. By 2020-21, his income had surged to ₹1,95,08,252. Additionally, he had secured loans amounting to ₹10,73,034, unsecured loans worth ₹34.33 lakh, and gross fixed assets valued at ₹2,85,63,575.
If one thought this sexual assault case was the only charge against him, there’s more. There are over 30 cases filed against him, including:
- Sexual abuse – 3 cases
- Child abuse – 5 cases
- Murder – 1 case
- Conversion activities – 4 cases
- Fake healing claims – 4 cases
- Financial fraud – 3 cases
With the recent life sentence making the headlines, let’s take a look at the entire profile (all the above) in depth.
Criminal Activities Of Bajinder Singh
Let’s take a look at his criminal past involving women.
#1 Accused Of Sexual Harassment By 22-Year-Old Woman
On 20 February 2025, a 22-year-old woman from Kapurthala accused pastor Bajinder Singh of sexual harassment, stalking, and criminal intimidation. The victim, who had joined Singh’s ‘puja team’ by 2020, revealed that the preacher began sending her unsolicited messages when she was just 17 years old. By 2022, Singh allegedly started summoning her to his cabin on Sundays, where he would forcibly hug and touch her inappropriately when she was alone. The harassment escalated as Singh began stalking and threatening the victim. In March 2023, the woman married another Christian preacher, Raja Singh, but Bajinder continued to threaten both her and her husband even after their marriage. Following her complaint, the police registered a case against Bajinder Singh under charges of sexual harassment, criminal intimidation, and stalking.
Punjab | A 22-year-old woman recounts her ordeal in a press conference, detailing physical and mental torture by self-styled Christian prophet Bajinder Singh.
Kapurthala Police register FIR under IPC sections 354-A, 354-D, and 506 for sexual harassment, stalking, and criminal… pic.twitter.com/AWuDYc00qK
— Organiser Weekly (@eOrganiser) March 3, 2025
Now, a woman in Kapurthala has filed an FIR against Pastor Bajinder Singh for mentally and physically harassing her.
She fears for her life and her family’s safety due to his deep-rooted influence in Punjab.
This is not the first time a woman has filed an assault case against… pic.twitter.com/dlthq8bsfI
— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) March 1, 2025
#2 Life Sentence For Raping Punjab Woman
On 21 July 2018, Singh was arrested at Delhi airport while attempting to travel to London, following allegations of rape and sexual assault. The victim, a woman from Zirakpur, had filed a police complaint in May 2018, accusing Singh of sexually assaulting her at his Chandigarh residence in 2017. Singh, who had initially lured the victim under the pretext of offering her a place on his board, recorded a video of the assault and used it to blackmail her, threatening to release the footage if she resisted his demands or reported the crime. The FIR also implicated Singh’s close associates—Jatinder, Akbar, Sartar Ali, Sucha Singh, Rajesh Chaudhary, and Sandeep Pehlwan—for allegedly physically assaulting the victim.
As mentioned above, he has been sentenced to life imprisonment for this case.
#3 Jailed For Murder
Bajinder Singh, in 2002, at the age of 20, was jailed in connection with a murder case. During his time in prison around 2012, Singh reportedly converted to Christianity, marking the beginning of his religious journey. After his release, he emerged as a self-proclaimed preacher, practicing “miracle healing” and claiming to cure severe illnesses like paralysis and fatal diseases through prayers.
#4 Thrashed Woman
In March 2025, a video surfaced online allegedly showing him assaulting a woman in his office. The footage, which has gone viral, captures Singh throwing a stack of papers at a woman seated with a child. As she approaches him, he appears to push her before others in the room step in to de-escalate the situation. Authorities claim Singh recorded the act and later used the footage to blackmail the victim into silence. She filed a complaint in April 2018, prompting police action. Additionally, a fresh sexual harassment case was registered against him in Jalandhar on March 2, adding to his mounting legal troubles.
CCTV footage of self-styled Christian prophet Baljinder Singh’s office has gone viral, showing him beating his employees, including women. The footage is reportedly from February 2025. Notably, just a few days earlier, the Kapurthala Police had registered an FIR against him under… pic.twitter.com/x2JXF84JAt
— Gagandeep Singh (@Gagan4344) March 23, 2025
Child Abuse Incidents
Here are the child abuse incidents that Bajinder Singh was involved in.
#1 Used Child For Conversion Propaganda
On 29 August 2021, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) urged Chandigarh Deputy Commissioner Mandeep Singh Brar to take action against Pastor Bajinder Singh for allegedly using a minor for religious conversion. A viral video from a Christian missionary event showed the child crying profusely as Singh questioned him about his sister’s ability to speak. Initially, the boy denied that she could speak, but when prompted again, he affirmed she could.
Late ….But still vibing on "Mera yeshu yeshu …Mera yeshu yeshu "
Damn too hilarious
Behan bolne lagi
pic.twitter.com/CECearb9iv
—
SKY
(@Shakal_Pe_Matja) August 25, 2021
Thanks to @KanoongoPriyank, @NCPCR_ for taking the required action against Pastor Baljinder Singh for using a minor boy for missonary's conversion activity. pic.twitter.com/ExeuCfaCHk
— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) August 29, 2021
#2 Fake Treatment Leads To Death of 4-Year-Old Cancer Patient
On 13 September 2022, in Jalandhar, Punjab, 4-year-old Tanisha, a cancer patient, died after allegedly receiving fake treatment from self-proclaimed prophet Bajinder Singh. Singh, who runs a Christian center in Tajpur village, was accused by Tanisha’s family of charging ₹15,000 and ₹50,000 multiple times for her treatment, which failed to save her. After her death, the family claimed they were forcibly evicted from Singh’s center. They alleged they were misled by advertisements promising to revive even dead children.
#3 Used Disabled Children In Healing Videos
On 27 September 2023, a video of Pastor Bajinder Singh went viral on social media, showing a handicapped child allegedly walking after Singh prayed to Jesus. Singh claimed the miracle was the work of the Holy Spirit. The video sparked controversy, with critics accusing Singh of exploiting disabled children to promote his ministry and convert Sikhs to Christianity.
Only in Punjab under @ArvindKejriwal …disabled children are being used as stage prop to convert Sikh to Christianity …thanks @raghav_chadha and @PKakkar_ pic.twitter.com/8eUeko1E08
— No Conversion (@noconversion) September 26, 2023
On 1 November 2023, a video of Pastor Bajinder Singh surfaced on social media, showing a handicapped child in a wheelchair being made to walk after Singh’s prayers. In the footage, Singh repeatedly invokes the name of Jesus Christ and calls upon the Holy Spirit, claiming to heal the child.
In Punjab under @AamAadmiParty divyang children are being abused ….@DGPPunjabPolice @ianuragthakur @smittal_ips @dgpgujarat pic.twitter.com/QZWyTJ2bHG
— No Conversion (@noconversion) October 31, 2023
Conversion Activities
Popularity in Jharkhand
On the morning of 23 January 2025, large crowds began gathering at an airfield near Gumla town in Jharkhand. People traveled not only from different parts of the state but also from neighboring regions in Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, and Odisha. Thousands of followers assembled in hopes that self-proclaimed preacher Bajinder Singh would perform miracles to resolve their problems.
Interestingly, Singh’s event in Gumla was not attended exclusively by Christians. Many Sarna Adivasis, Hindus, and Muslims also participated, despite continuing to practice their original faiths. Locals from Puggu, where Singh’s Gumla branch is located, noted that the branch was established in January 2023 by a Sarna man who had visited Singh’s church in Chandigarh seeking healing.
According to Irkhan Bara, a local observer, only about 30-40% of those visiting the branch are Christians. The rest comprise Hindus and Muslims, reflecting the preacher’s growing influence across different religious communities.
Christianity or Migration to Canada – Punjab’s Untold Tragedy
A report by Aaj Tak in September 2024 revealed that banners promoting self-proclaimed preacher Bajinder Singh were displayed in Jandpur village, advertising visa services for countries like Canada, the USA, and Poland. These signboards praised and thanked Singh, referring to him as ‘Prophet’ of the Church of Glory and Wisdom.
Some banners even claimed that receiving Singh’s blessings would guarantee an immediate visa. According to the report, a conversion lobby was actively operating in the area, facilitating migration to Canada by persuading young people to convert to Christianity. Allegedly, they pressured individuals to change their faith and cut their hair, promising them a better future abroad.
Conversion In Rajasthan
On 11 February 2024, an attempt to convert around 400 people to Christianity at a private hotel in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, was exposed. Investigations later revealed that nearly 20,000 poor and vulnerable individuals in the region had already been drawn into a large-scale conversion scheme. The accused, including Pastor Bajinder Singh, Kunwar Singh, Shailendra Singh, and eight others, allegedly lured people with promises of financial and material benefits. Following the revelation, an FIR was registered, and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) was formed to investigate the case. Authorities identified Bajinder Singh as the mastermind behind the operation, with reports indicating that he directly transferred funds to those willing to convert. To oversee the Bharatpur operations, Singh had appointed Ajay Singh. Locals claimed that individuals who converted were offered incentives ranging from ₹2 lakh to ₹5 lakh.
Large-Scale Conversion Complaint
On 27 May 2022, the Kalinga Rights Forum filed a complaint with the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST), urging action against Odisha authorities for supporting a large-scale conversion event led by controversial Punjab-based preacher, ‘Prophet’ Bajinder Singh. The forum requested the statutory body to direct the Odisha Director General of Police (DGP) to register an FIR against Balangir district Sub-Collector, Lambodar Dharua, for allegedly assisting in the Christian conversion event.
If you thought his influence was limited to conversion and fake healing using women and children, you are wrong. Let’s take a look at his influence over Bollywood and political circles.
Influence In Bollywood
Let’s take a look at how strong his influence is in the film/entertainment circle.
#1 Bollywood Stars Attend Bajinder Singh’s Grand Christmas and New Year Celebration
On 27 December 2024, Bollywood celebrities including Arbaaz Khan, Jaya Prada, Raza Murad, and Tusshar Kapoor attended a grand New Year event organized by Pastor Bajinder Singh’s missionary in Punjab. The event, which also marked the launch of a magazine dedicated to Singh, was a star-studded affair. Actress Jaya Prada, during her address, emphasized her faith, stating, “We are nothing without Jesus.”
#PUNJAB | Bollywood glitz meets controversial conversions: Pastor Bajinder’s Punjab event raises eyebrows.
Bollywood actors Arbaaz Khan, Jaya Prada, Raza Murad, Tusshar Kapoor, and others attended a New Year event organized by Pastor Bajinder Singh’s missionary in Punjab, where… pic.twitter.com/MLPWsq6ssv
— Organiser Weekly (@eOrganiser) January 3, 2025
#2 Bollywood Celebrities Attend Pastor Bajinder Singh’s Congregation
On 10 September 2024, actors Chunky Panday, Aditya Pancholi, and stand-up comedian Sunil Pal were seen participating in a congregation led by Pastor Bajinder Singh. A social media post captured the event, featuring two clips. In the first clip, Chunky Panday expressed his gratitude to Singh. The second clip highlighted Singh’s mention of Chunky’s daughter, actress Ananya Panday, predicting a Rs 60 crore project in her future, which he attributed to divine blessings.
“Actress Ananya Panday will get a project worth Rs 60 crores, and Actor Sooraj Pancholi will become a big star in 2026 and also the owner of an Industry” ~ Pastor Bajinder Singh.
Do these actors have no idea that the pastor is using them to promote religious conversions? pic.twitter.com/TDQfhrPtdZ
— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) October 24, 2024
#3 Rajpal Yadav Attends Pastor Bajinder Singh’s Event
On 27 October 2024, actor Rajpal Yadav attended a Christian preaching program organized by controversial pastor Bajinder Singh in Punjab. During the event, Yadav expressed his gratitude, stating, “Jai Masi Jai, many happy wishes to all of you for the new year. I am very fortunate that the last time I came here, I came for a function. But I want to thank the prophet sahab a lot that he blessed me so much that it felt like we have come here to earn a relationship of twenty years.” The event also featured a viral video of Yadav enjoying chicken biryani.
#4 Hosted Star-Studded Christmas Party With Bollywood Celebrities
On 1 January 2024, Pastor Bajinder Singh organized a grand Christmas party attended by Bollywood celebrities including Prem Chopra, Jaya Prada, Rajpal Yadav, Gulshan Grover, Mahima Chaudhary, Kiku Sharda, Upasana Singh, Krishna Abhishek, and Rakhi Sawant. The event featured a lively program where the stars entertained the audience by performing short acts and delivering their iconic dialogues on stage.
#5 Mumbai Meeting Promoted By Bollywood Stars
On 11 May 2022, Pastor Bajinder Singh scheduled a large-scale meeting in Mumbai at the MMRDA Ground, set for May 12. The event garnered significant promotion from Bollywood celebrities, including Johnny Lever, Rakhi Sawant, and Sonia Singh. Comedian Johnny Lever encouraged attendance in a video message, stating, “You must have heard about Prophet Bajinder Singh.” Actress Rakhi Sawant passionately supported Singh, urging people to prioritize his teachings, saying, “It is essential to learn about Jesus. I urge you to leave everything and listen to Bajinder Singh.” Sonia Singh, known for her role in the Naagin series, also endorsed Singh, calling him “one of the greatest Prophets of India.”
#6 Sunil Shetty Attends Pastor Bajinder Singh’s Chandigarh Shobha Yatra
On 20 December 2023, actor Sunil Shetty attended a grand Christmas rally, or Shobha Yatra, organized by Pastor Bajinder Singh in Chandigarh. The event, marked by festive celebrations and religious fervor, saw Shetty joining the procession.
Influence In Political Circles
Now let’s take a look at how closely connected he is with the political ecosystem.
#1 Bajinder Singh’s Healing Crusade Features Congress CM Channi and Sonu Sood as Chief Guests
On 24 November 2021, Pastor Bajinder Singh’s ministry circulated an invitation on social media for the launch of a new branch in Moga. The event, promoted as a “healing crusade,” promised attendees the chance to witness Singh’s “miracles.” The invitation prominently featured Punjab’s then-Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, Congress MLA Harjot Kamal, actor Sonu Sood, and his sister Malvika Sood as chief guests.
What does it say about #Congress CM? What does it say of the party?
What does it day of @SGPCAmritsar @officeofssbadal and Akali Dal who hate & abuse RSS for stressing Sikh Hindu unity but silent on this blatant conversion game? pic.twitter.com/XQD5wTU7Wr— Ratan Sharda
रतन शारदा (@RatanSharda55) November 24, 2021
#2 Chhattisgarh Congress MLA Kavita Pran Lahrey Shares Stage with Pastor Bajinder Singh
On 26 February 2024, a viral video showed Chhattisgarh Congress MLA Kavita Pran Lahrey sharing the stage with Pastor Bajinder Singh. Addressing him as “Papa Ji,” she bowed and touched his feet, seeking his blessings. Singh prophesied, “God will work in your life,” while Lahrey credited him for her political success, stating she became an MLA in 2023 after his prayers. She began her speech with “Hallelujah” and praised Singh, claiming he transformed her life from poverty to prominence.
#3 BJP Leader Parshottam Rupala Supports Pastor Bajinder Singh
On 4 July 2024, Pastor Bajinder Singh shared a photo of BJP leader Parshottam Rupala on his Instagram handle. The caption credited Singh’s prayers for Rupala’s victory in the Gujarat MP election by 4,84,000 votes. It stated that Rupala, now BJP’s Minister of Animal Husbandry, personally called Singh to thank him for his blessings.
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Interestingly, Singh also enjoyed police protection.
Not just paid Bollywood, but Bajinder Singh enjoyed political protection too.
— The Hawk Eye (@thehawkeyex) April 1, 2025
Bajinder Singh christian pastor Enjoys police protection at home … thanks to @BhagwantMann and @AamAadmiParty …when 4 or 5 senior police officers are standing in front of your home with AK-47 , it shows you have power and political reach @HMOIndia shameful pic.twitter.com/9jKLYnazuM
— No Conversion (@noconversion) December 27, 2024
Financial Frauds Bajinder Singh Was Involved In
Let us take a look at the financial frauds that Pastor Bajinder Singh was involved in.
#1 IT Raids Target Pastor Bajinder Singh’s Premises
On 2 February 2023, the Income Tax Department conducted raids at the residences of Jalandhar-based Pastor Bajinder Singh, who runs the Church of Glory and Wisdom in Tajpur village. Officials revealed that Singh operated churches under the guise of healing ministries, allegedly accepting large sums of money from foreign countries. During the raids, documents, computers, and registers detailing online bookings for Christian congregations were seized.
#2 Accused of Looting Grieving Family
On 12 April 2021, Pastor Bajinder Singh was accused of looting ₹80,000 from a family by falsely promising to bring their deceased daughter back to life. The victim’s brother, Shubham Pandit, revealed that his sister, Nandini, had been battling cancer for years. Struggling financially after losing their father, the family was approached by Suvarna Khede, a worker for the pastor, who invited them to Chandigarh. Allegedly, Singh’s network extorted money from them and even coerced them into religious conversion. A formal complaint was filed against the pastor following these allegations.
#3 Italian Funds Linked To Conversion Racket Featuring Bajinder Singh
On 11 February 2024, a Christian conversion racket in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, was exposed, with ‘Prophet’ Bajinder Singh identified as the mastermind. Singh allegedly transferred funds directly to converts and appointed Ajay Singh to oversee operations in the region. Locals reported that individuals received incentives between ₹2 lakh and ₹5 lakh for converting. Investigations revealed that an Italian organization, Labhana Ministry, was allegedly funding multiple Christian missionary networks in India to increase Christian conversions. In response to these revelations, a Special Investigation Team (SIT) was formed to probe the matter further.
Fake Healing
Now let’s take a look at his fake healing.
#1 Cures AIDS
Pastor Bajinder Singh, who claims to be a direct messenger of Jesus, showcased what he called a cure for AIDS at a healing event. Known for his alleged miraculous remedies, he targeted HIV this time, attempting to heal a husband-wife duo suffering from the virus. During the ritual, he tapped their heads, rubbed their cheeks, and made them chant “Hallelujah,” declaring them cured. On June 12, 2019, he uploaded a video on his YouTube channel demonstrating this act, celebrating it as a victory over what he referred to as the “satan called AIDS“.
#2 Heals Blind Girl
Bajinder Singh demonstrated what he calls his rare gift of “prophetic healing” at an evangelical event, where he prayed over a young girl blind from birth, claiming he could restore her sight through his connection to Jesus. With his prayer, the pastor announced that the Lord had blessed the child, granting her vision, much to the joy and astonishment of the crowd. The girl’s parents, moved by what they saw as miraculous healing, tearfully expressed their gratitude, chanting “Hallelujah” in praise.
#3 Bajinder Singh’s Mumbai Meeting for Fake ‘Medical Camps’
On 12 May 2022, Prophet Bajinder Singh of Punjab held a large gathering at MMRDA Ground in Mumbai, claiming it was for healing and deliverance. His media team actively promoted the event on social media, urging people to attend in large numbers. In a video message, Singh asserted that the “Holy Spirit” had spoken to him, promising attendees freedom from financial troubles, poor health, and other difficulties. He declared that all their “shackles would break off” through divine intervention, raising concerns about the legitimacy of his so-called medical camps and faith-healing claims.
#4 Cures Cancer and Reverse Death
“Do you believe you will be healed here? Do you believe?” Bajinder presses, addressing the weeping wife of a wheelchair-bound man. “Yes, I believe,” she sobs in response. Bajinder then turns to the captivated audience gathered at the venue. “Everyone, raise your hands and let the Holy Spirit work,” he urges, and the crowd complies. Focusing back on the man, Bajinder exclaims, “Jesus, touch him!” prompting the man to scream loudly. “Get up!” Bajinder commands. In a dramatic moment, the man rises, and the crowd erupts into rapturous hallelujahs. Right on cue, the band and singers onstage begin an upbeat devotional song, the catchy rhythm proving irresistible. So convincing has the supposed healing been that the “patient” joins the pastor in a few bhangra-style steps to the thumping music and even jogs down the stage.
#6 Uses Social Media To Fool People
On 11 May 2020, a post appeared on Bajinder Singh’s Facebook account claiming that the coronavirus could be cured through live prayer. The post featured a testimony from a woman who allegedly contracted COVID-19 along with her entire family. According to the post, she was deeply distressed but found hope after watching a live program by Prophet Bajinder Singh’s ministry. It stated that during the session, Bajinder Singh prophesied that those suffering from the virus would soon be healed. The woman reportedly embraced this prophecy with great faith, and at that very moment, she claimed to have been touched by the Lord’s spirit. The testimony further asserted that she and her family were completely cured of the virus and expressed gratitude to Jesus Christ for the “miracle.” The post concluded by giving glory to the name of the Lord for this supposed healing.
On 8 May 2020, a post appeared on Bajinder Singh’s Facebook account claiming that paralysis could be cured through live prayer. The post featured a testimony from a woman whose daughter had been suffering from paralysis for a long time and was in the ICU. According to the post, the mother was deeply distressed but watched a live program by Prophet Bajinder Singh’s ministry. During the session, Bajinder Singh reportedly prophesied that those suffering from paralysis would be healed. The woman embraced this prophecy with great faith, and the post claimed that the Spirit of the Lord touched her daughter at that very moment. The testimony further stated that her daughter had been completely healed from paralysis. Expressing gratitude, the mother thanked Jesus Christ for this “miracle,” and the post concluded by giving glory to the name of the Lord for the supposed healing.
This is the reality of Pastor Bajinder Singh.
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