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

So far, 8 accused have been arrested by the police and three minors have been taken into custody in the Beawar case.

Hakim Qureshi was charged by the authorities of being an associate of the "Muslim gang" in Beawar that targeted minor girls.

A Dalit family in Rajasthan was attacked by a Muslim mob while they were harvesting the mustard fields, leaving 7 injured.

Recent cases of religious conversion by gangs of Muslim men in Rajasthan have highlighted an alarming situation where minor Hindu girls are being targeted by these gangs

The gang that trapped Hindu girls in Beawar used to ask them to go to the mosque and meet the Maulvis. Attempts were being made to convert them.

Locals have alleged that several illegal Bangladeshi Rohingya have come and settled in the area, leading to an increase in incidents of violent confrontations.

Speaking to OpIndia, Vijaynagar Police Station in-charge Karan Singh said, "Three more accused have been detained by the police. They are being questioned to determine their role in the matter. Five accused, who were arrested earlier, have been sent to police remand, and two minors have been sent to a juvenile house."

One of the victims said, "They once told me that a Brahmin girl would fetch ₹20 lakh if sold, and you (a Dalit) would get ₹10 lakh." The girls said in their statements that they were continuously blackmailed with obscene photos and videos and forced to bring in other girls.

The Muslim gang in Rajasthan preyed on underage girls by luring them with mobile phones and then started to rape them and pressurise them to introduce their minor friends to them.