Ajmer 1992

One of the victims from Beawar disclosed that the ‘Muslim gang’ used to pressurise her to go to the local maulvis and mosques.

Earlier this month, the Beawar police busted a gang of illiterate Muslim youths systematically targeting Hindu girls, raping them, and forcing them to convert to Islam.

The community is reportedly sending a committee to India next week to study the Ajmer model. Another committee is reportedly meeting a historian named Audrey Truschke to suggest name of a Sufi saint whose dargah can be built at Rotherham.

The primary accused, Farooq Chishti, served as the President of the Ajmer Youth Congress. Nafees Chishti held the position of Vice President of the Ajmer Indian National Congress, while Anwar Chishti was the Joint Secretary of the Ajmer Indian National Congress.

The POCSO court found Nafees Chishti, Naseem alias Tarzan, Salim Chishti, Iqbal Bhati, Sohail Ghani, and Syed Jameen Hussain guilty of gang-raping more than 100 girl students and blackmailing them using their photographs.

The police have now registered a case in this matter following the victim's father's complaint. The victim's father told police that his daughter became friends with a girl at the coaching centre in October of 2023.

Based on true events, Ajmer 92 tells the story of the grim plight of as many as 250 girls who were trapped, sexually exploited and blackmailed for years by caretakers of Ajmer Dargah, including many influential men in the area and Congress leaders in the city of Ajmer in Rajasthan in 1992.

Sarwar Chishti said, "Man may not be corrupted by money, may not be morally corrupt even. But a girl is such a thing that can corrupt anyone."

Dr Shoaib Jamai has demanded that Ajmer 1992 should be shown to Ajmer Dargah Committee before its release.