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The man convicted in the 1999 murder of Australian missionary Graham Staines and his two sons is now seeking early release, arguing he’s served over 25 years and has behaved well in prison. The case shocked the world, as the Staines family had devoted decades to helping leprosy victims and indigenous communities in India — with Graham himself spending 34 years there. His widow, Gladys, became globally renowned for her forgiveness toward the killers, continuing her ministry in India despite personal tragedy. Now, the Indian Supreme Court is poised to rule on Singh’s petition — he’s the only one of 13 convicted still behind bars — a decision that could come within days and reignite debates about religious freedom and safety for Christians in India.

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