Love Jihad

Basti police arrested AIMIM leader Ajfarul Haq for allegedly running a large-scale exploitation and forced conversion racket. Haq reportedly posed as a Hindu to trap women, with the victim claiming nearly 300 others were targeted by his family-run network.

Moradabad police arrested Shahrukh, son of a Congress leader from Amroha, after a woman accused him of hiding his identity, coercing her into a relationship and marriage. Police said he used a fake name on social media. He has been sent to jail.

On Tuesday (20th January), former District Panchayat member Lakhpat Bhandari reached the Srinagar Police Station along with his supporters to demand action against Sameer Jafri. The next day, the victim arrived at the police station with Lakhpat Bhandari and lodged a formal complaint.

Additional Superintendent of Police, City, Ritesh Singh said that two women came forward and filed separate complaints at the Kotwali Dehat Police Station, alleging that the accused Muslim men working as gym trainers in Mirzapur first befriended them and lured them into a trap, took private photos and videos, and eventually blackmailed and pressured the Hindu women to convert to Islam.

Police in Khatima arrested Shahnawaz for allegedly posing as a Hindu named “Sonu” to deceive a 19-year-old colleague. The victim reported that he pressured her for religious conversion and physical relations after she discovered his true identity via his Aadhaar card.

In a strongly worded letter to local authorities, the Zanskar Buddhist Association (ZBA) of Ladakh has raised alarms over the alleged abduction and forced...

Rameezuddin Naik began a physical relationship with the doctor in the name of marriage, but later pressured her to convert.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said love jihad stems from poor family communication and can be stopped via open talks, empowering girls for self-protection, and strict action. Women protect culture; he stressed unity, social harmony, and rejecting blind Western influence at a Bhopal event.