Changur Baba’s links with Uttarakhand, he had done conversion by luring people with money, police made shocking revelations

Changur Baba’s strings are now connected to Uttarakhand as well. Police has busted an international gang, which was trapping young women in love trap and forcing them to convert and marry. Let us tell you that this gang had links with Pakistan and Dubai.

The gang used to trap young women in love trap through social media

Dehradun SSP Ajay Singh, while giving information, said that this gang used to trap young women in love trap through social media, then by luring them with money, used to pressure them to convert and marry. Police investigation has revealed that the strings of this network are connected to Pakistan and Dubai. By showing sympathy towards the girls and winning their trust, they were brainwashed. So that they could be encouraged to adopt Islam.

They used to take young women to Delhi and force them to marry

The investigation started on the complaint of a young woman resident of Ranipokhari exposed this entire racket. It is alleged that the gang first won trust by making friends on social media, then mentally influenced the girls by teaching Quran online. Later, the youths who contacted them hiding their Muslim identity would take them to Delhi and pressurize them for Nikah.

The network is spread in many states of the country

During the investigation, the police rescued another girl from Bareilly. According to the police, six accused have been arrested in this case so far. The arrested accused include Abdul Rehman, Abdul Rahim, Abdul Rashid, Abdul Sattar, Aashya alias Krishna and Mahendra alias Prempal Singh. According to the police, the gang’s network is spread in many states of the country and the investigation is still going on.

The victim made an emotional appeal

At the same time, a girl who came out of this incident has made an emotional appeal to the society. The victim appealed and said that the correct information about religion should be given to the children. She urged the parents to maintain communication with the children and keep an eye on their activities, so that no one can mislead them.