Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Raipur Police Arrest Women for Attempted Religious Conversion at School
In Raipur, India, three women were arrested for trying to convince school students to change their religion to Christianity.
They offered gifts and promised better health and grades to those who would convert and go to church.
The women spoke negatively about Hindu gods and goddesses.
When the students refused, the women allegedly pressured them further.
The students told a Hindu group, who then informed the police.
The police arrested the women and are now looking into what happened.
Three women were arrested in Raipur, India, for allegedly attempting to convert students to Christianity.
The women approached students outside a school, offering incentives like improved studies and health to convert.
They allegedly disparaged Hindu deities and pressured students to attend church.
Students reported the incident to a Hindu organization, leading to a police complaint.
Police arrested the women, identified as Mamta Chauhan, Namrata Chauhan, and Vibha Masih, and are investigating.
- Who
- Mamta Chauhan, Namrata Chauhan, and Vibha Masih were arrested.
- What
- Three women attempted to convert students to Christianity.
- When
- The incident occurred after school hours.
- Where
- Raipur, India, outside Madhav Rao Sapre school.
- Why
- The women were trying to get students to convert to Christianity.
Alleged Actions
Religious Freedom
Conversion Attempt
Alleged Actions
Three women were accused of attempting to convert students to Christianity outside a school.
Religious Freedom
The women may have been practicing their religion.
- Location
- Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India
- Involved
- Mamta Chauhan, Namrata Chauhan, Vibha Masih, Students
- Allegations
- Forced conversion, disparaging Hindu deities, offering incentives
- School
- Madhav Rao Sapre school
- Grades of Students
- 9th and 10th
- Action Taken
- Arrests, investigation