KGMU Expels Doctor in Love Jihad Case

There have been serious allegations of love jihad and forced conversions at King George’s Medical University (KGMU) in India.

A doctor named Dr. Ramizuddin Naik is accused of harassing a Hindu doctor and trying to convert her.

This is part of a bigger problem where some Muslim students and faculty at KGMU are said to be targeting Hindu girls.

They allegedly use tricks like making fake relationships and recording videos to pressure girls into converting to Islam.

Some political parties and university officials are accused of protecting these people.

There are also reports of links to a bomb blast in Delhi and the influence of radical Islamic groups.

The university's vice-chancellor is accused of favoring Muslim staff and ignoring complaints.

The university has decided to expel the accused doctor, and police are investigating the case further.