Jagran correspondent, Unnao. The conspiracy of religious conversion is deepening through Christian missionary prayer meetings in Kanpur and Chitrakoot Dham Mandal as well as in Fatehpur and Unnao. Hindu organizations are protesting after cases came to light one after another. A case would have been registered and the accused would have been sent to jail. But the question arises that why the police administration is not even aware of this?
People trying to convert people are making those who are poor their victims. They are being called to the prayer meeting with the allurement of sewing machine and Rs 1500 to 2000 per month. He doesn't complain about this. There was an uproar in the prayer meeting of a Christian missionary in Ghatori in Dahi area of Unnao, where 70-80 people were gathered in the name of getting rid of the disease and inciting them towards Gods and Goddesses.
cases that have come here
Incidents have come to light in Fatehpur, Chitrakoot, Kannauj. Even after getting the evidence, the police and administrative officials are not able to take action because people who complain are not found. Even if people complain somewhere, they are not able to gather evidence.
Police found many evidences
In a span of one week, Bajrang Dal officials caught the game at two places in Unnao. Allegation of religious conversion was directly reported to the police. Police found Bible, Christian books and other evidence in the prayer meeting, but the people present there directly denied the talk of religious conversion.
The police did not consider it appropriate to investigate why people of other religions gathered at the prayer meeting of a Christian missionary. The same incident was seen in Ghatori village of Dahi area on Sunday. Here too, 70-80 people were gathered inside a tin shed behind closed walls and became a part of the prayer meeting.
there was no permission letter
When Bajrang Dal convenor Nitin Shukla protested, the people present inside united and asked everyone to return. Director Neeraj Kumar could not show the permission letter for the event to Naib Tehsildar Sadar Yashwant Singh. On Monday morning, the police registered a case against nine named and 60 unidentified people for violating prohibitory orders. People of Bajrang Dal demonstrated outside the DM and SP office saying that no concrete action was taken on religious conversion.
Know when and where the cases were detected
Wherever evidence of religious conversion is found, a case is registered and action is taken. No evidence of religious conversion has been found so far in Hulaskheda of Achalganj and Ghatori village of Dahi. The administrative team is investigating. If anything is found, action will be taken. -Jaiprakash Singh, SP, Unnao