A Hindu student from Aligarh who had been missing since 2012 was rescued and brought to the police in Mathura on Friday night, 6th March. After being freed, the Student filed a complaint against a Muslim man named Munna Ansari, accusing him of kidnapping, rape, forced religious conversion, and years of mental and physical abuse. The complaint was filed at the Govind Nagar Police Station.
In this case, it is revealed that the accused kept the Student in captivity for a long time, gave her drugs, and raped her multiple times. According to her statement, the accused also tried to involve her in the drug trafficking and threatened to kill her if she resisted.
She also complained to the police that she was pressured to convert to Islam and forced to offer prayers. She said she was beaten whenever she refused. She also said her locket of Lord Shri Ram was broken, and even she was forced to eat beef.
How the incident began in 2012
The girl was a student at Kalyan Karoti Institute in 2012. During this period, she met Ansari, who identified himself by a Hindu name and tried to hide his Muslim identity, and slowly built a good friendship with her.
She revealed that one day, while she was on her way to attend college, Ansari kidnapped her and took her to Kishanganj in Bihar. After she went missing, a missing person’s report was registered at the police station in Mathura’s Govind Nagar area.
Contact through social media led to the rescue
The rescue became possible after the girl managed to reach out through Facebook Messenger to Supreme Court advocate Dr AP Singh, and the national president of Maharana Pratap Sena, Rajwardhan Singh. It took nearly a month to locate and free her. After the rescue, both leaders brought her to the police station in Mathura, where a formal complaint was registered.
After reaching the police station, the girl said she feels she has finally come out of 14 years of captivity. She said she now wants justice and strict action against the accused. She also expressed her wish to return to Hinduism. Police have started investigating the case, and further steps will be taken based on the complaint and evidence.
