Archive · 12 Aug 2025
UP Police Busted Agra Conversion Gang in 'Operation Asmita'
Two sisters went missing from Agra, leading police to uncover a conversion gang.
The police, led by a woman officer, used social media and confidential operations to track down the gang.
They found connections across multiple states and arrested several individuals.
The police rescued seven girls and discovered the gang used books and videos to divide and convert people.
This case involved a coordinated effort across different regions to dismantle the conversion ring.
UP Police busted a conversion gang operating in Agra, rescuing 7 girls.
The investigation started after two sisters went missing, with the police using social media clues.
Police discovered the sisters were victims of a conversion gang operating across multiple states.
Under 'Operation Asmita,' police raided 9 locations in 6 states, arresting 14 suspects.
Authorities found divisive materials, including books and videos, used by the accused.
- Who
- UP Police, the conversion gang, and the rescued girls.
- What
- UP Police busted a conversion gang and rescued girls.
- When
- Investigation began after two sisters went missing on March 24.
- Where
- Agra, Kolkata, and other locations across 6 states.
- Why
- To stop the conversion gang's activities and rescue the victims.
Concerns and Criticisms
Support and Affirmation
Methods and Scope
Concerns and Criticisms
Some may argue the operation was an overreach or potentially targeted a specific community. Some may raise questions about the methods used, particularly the use of undercover operations.
Support and Affirmation
Law enforcement and many in the public view the operation as a success in thwarting criminal activity.
- Operation Name
- Operation Asmita
- Missing Sisters
- Two
- States Involved
- 6
- Locations Raided
- 9
- Girls Rescued
- 7
- Accused Arrested
- 14