The painful decision made by India about the tourist killed on the forbidden island

February 20, 2019

John Allen Chau was attacked with arrows when he tried to evangelize a group of residents of the northern sentinel island. "It was a tragic end," said one responsible for solving his case.

John Allen Chau He arrived with a message of peace, but on the other hand, he found only violence and death. A shower of arrows fell on his body and he died instantly inside the Sentinel Island Northwhen a group of residents attacked him for entering this forbidden land.

The attack took place last November 17 and the news of the young American came to preach the word of God traveled the world for its tragic end.

In this regard, the Indian Government has prepared an operation to recover the body and finally announced a painful determination regarding the steps to be followed for the murder.

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"A man went to contact a tribe on one of the islands of the Indian Ocean, outside of India, and was killed during the process. In this case, the US government has neither sought nor applied sanctions against the Indian government against the tribal peoples. This is not something we asked or presented. It's a tragic situation and a tragic case"Said the ambbadador in general for international freedom of religion, Samuel Brownback.

Chau shared in his Instagram account each region in which he performed his missionary task. However, the Sentinelese they did not allow him to enter their lands and did not hesitate to attack him as soon as he entered this isolated territory.

"I shouted: "My name is John, I love you and Jesus likes you."", Had written the young man in the newspaper found inside the island."You may think I'm crazy about all of this, but I think it's worth telling Jesus to these people. God, I do not want to die ", he added in his last note dated November 16.

The Sentinel Island It is a paradise of which only 50 to 400 inhabitants enjoy. Their incomes are prohibited because of the isolation in which their residents live in the 72 square kilometer extension belonging to the Andaman Islands.