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Agra Police’s Operation Asmita exposed India’s biggest conversion racket, rescuing two Hindu sisters whose parents say Islam poisoned their minds and left lasting scars.

The 'conversion gang' operating out of Agra came to notice after two real sisters went missing from the city. The conversion gang was destroyed under 'Operation Asmita' of Uttar Pradesh Police.

Police are probing Shabbir Ahmed's links with Jalaluddin alias Chhangur, the mastermind of the Balrampur Islamic conversion racket.

Ratan Ranjan made a video about the Congress party's announcement of the distribution of sanitary pads to women in Bihar.

The local Goswami community even described the corridor as a collusion between land mafia and some officials.

OpIndia also reached out to Qadir's neighbour shopkeeper. On one hand, he denied knowing anything about the incident, on the other, he blamed the police. The shopkeeper claimed that Saurabh Deshwal died of a police bullet. He said, "Saurabh died of a police bullet. Were we sitting with bullets in our hands at night?"

Kairana Vyapar Mandal President Pradeep Goyal said that during the SP government, Kairana was known as 'Mini Pakistan'. The image improved after the Yogi government, but Nauman's arrest has again tarnished Kairana's image.

OpIndia reached the banks of Yamuna in Delhi to find out what action the Delhi government is taking to clean the river, and found men and machines working

Eyewitnesses in Delhi's riot-hit areas claim that Muslims had prepared for the attack on Hindus for long. In Brijpuri area, they say, a Muslim owner of a bike showroom had removed all the bikes to a safer location and had vandalised his own shop to claim victimhood.

A Muslim rioter who got killed by a Muslim mob was taken to his house and his body was kept for 24 hours until the compensation was announced by the Kejriwal government for riot victims