Archive · 20 Jul 2025
Agra Sisters' Disappearance Exposes Illegal Conversion Racket
In Agra, India, two sisters went missing, prompting a police investigation.
Their father believes they were influenced by Kashmiri girls who brainwashed them.
The police discovered the sisters were allegedly forced to convert religions and were becoming radicalized.
Ten people from various states were arrested.
Investigators found clues about money coming from the US and Canada.
The case involves illegal conversions and potential radicalization.
Two sisters in Agra were reported missing, leading to an investigation.
The father claims his daughters were brainwashed by Kashmiri girls.
Police investigation revealed alleged religious conversion and radicalization.
Ten individuals from six states have been arrested in connection with the case.
Authorities discovered funding clues originating from the US and Canada.
- Who
- The father of the missing sisters, police, and ten individuals arrested from various states.
- What
- An investigation into the disappearance of two sisters, linked to illegal religious conversion and radicalization.
- When
- The sisters went missing on March 24. The father spoke to reporters on Sunday.
- Where
- Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Why
- The sisters were allegedly targeted for religious conversion and radicalization.
Father's Perspective
Police Investigation
Cause of Disappearance
Father's Perspective
Daughters brainwashed by Kashmiri girls.
Police Investigation
Police investigation revealed alleged religious conversion and radicalization
- Missing Sisters
- Two
- Location
- Agra, Uttar Pradesh
- Arrests
- 10
- States Involved
- 6
- Allegations
- Religious Conversion, Radicalization
- Funding Source
- US and Canada