Conversion gang arrested
Indore: A gang involved in religious conversion has been busted in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. This came to light when the gang lured a taxi driver and his family with Rs 5 lakh to convert to Islam. In addition to this, the children of taxi drivers were also attracted to be admitted into the big schools of the city for their education.
What’s the whole deal?
A case of religious conversion has come to light at Lasudia police station in Indore. Here, a taxi driver and his family were lured by paying Rs 5 lakh for religious conversion and were also lured to take admission in the big schools of the city for the education of their children. The family members informed the Hindu organizations about this matter. After this, people from the Hindu organization reached the houses of the converts, captured them and handed them over to the Lasudia police station.
Actually, Sunny Mandot, a resident of Lasudia police station area, works as a taxi driver and his family’s financial situation is not good. Seeing this, some people found him and advised him to adopt Christianity. Apart from this, they lured them with Rs 5 lakh and also with the promise of admitting their children to big schools in the city.
During this time, members of the religious conversion gang came to Sunny’s house several times and began pressuring the entire family to convert, after which Sunny and her family members informed Hindu leaders. Jagran Manch on the matter, who forced the conversion. visiting the house of the people who allegedly did it and many objectionable materials were also recovered from the scene.
Leaders of the Hindu organization say transfer accounts worth thousands of rupees have been recovered from the site. Many checkbooks have also been recovered, in which transactions worth millions of rupees are likely to have been carried out. A diary has also been found at the site in which the names of more than 500 people are written, apparently these people have converted many people.
Currently, members of the Hindu organization captured Kailash Masih, Raphael Paul and Angelis Paul from the spot and handed them over to the Lasudia police, where after investigation, the police registered a case of religious conversion. (Entry: Bharat Patil)
