religious conversion

Srishti’s chilling testimony exposed fake SIMs, pressure to record Islamic voice notes, and offers of marriage in exchange for help. The racket mimicked ISIS-style operations and may have links to PFI and Pakistan-based networks.

Police are looking for Badar and his father, Mehmood Akhtar Siddiqui, who are on the run. Badar reportedly targeted and converted 5 Hindu women in Meerut and Noida, three of whom are still missing, and no information is available about their whereabouts.

These Islamic conversion gangs receive massive foreign funding to convert vulnerable Hindu women. They are associated with Islamist groups like the PFI and the SIMI and have links with Pakistani terrorist groups.

A major illegal religious conversion racket has been busted in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, where 97 women are reportedly missing. Police is trying to ascertain if they fell victim to this illegal conversion network

The ATS found links between Jalaluddin, Pakistan’s ISI, and missionary groups targeting poor Hindus. Fake documents, blackmail, benami properties and caste-based conversion payments revealed a dangerous Islamist syndicate hiding in plain sight.

An investigation into the disappearance of two sisters from Agra led to the arrest of the ten accused by the UP Police.

Jalaluddin Shah, mastermind of a religious conversion racket in UP’s Balrampur, posed as a senior RSS-linked figure and used PM Modi’s photo to gain trust. The ED and ATS are now probing his alleged ₹500 crore foreign funding and terror links.

Jalaluddin also had links with several Islamic organisations like the Saudi Arabia Islamic Development Bank, Muslim World League, Dawat-e-Islam and the Islamic Union of Nepal.

Victim Sanchit and his wife were implicated in false criminal cases after they refused to convert to Islam.

Chhangur Baba prepared an elaborate strategy to convert Hindu women. He used to pay Muslim men for luring vulnerable Hindu women.