Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Jabalpur Couple Alleges Forced Conversion Scheme
In Jabalpur, a Hindu couple says they were pressured to become Christian by five people.
The couple's daughter was sick, and the accused promised to heal her if they converted.
They were given strange medicines and taken to a church in Punjab.
The couple also claims they lost money and jewelry.
When a Hindu group heard about it, they protested, asking the police to arrest the people involved.
The case is under investigation.
A Hindu couple in Jabalpur accused five individuals of pressuring them to convert to Christianity.
The couple alleges the accused used their daughter's illness as a pretext for conversion.
Accusations include administering suspicious medicines and taking the couple to Punjab to Ankur Narula's church.
The couple claims the accused took away jewellery and Rs 2 lakh, and issued threats.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) protested and demanded the arrest of the accused.
- Who
- A Hindu couple and five individuals: Preeti, Hariom, Namita Raikwar, Kavita Raikwar, and Nikita Raikwar.
- What
- A Hindu couple in Jabalpur reported being pressured to convert to Christianity.
- When
- The FIR was registered on June 29.
- Where
- Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To allegedly convert a Hindu family through promises of healing and threats.
Couple's Accusations
Accused's Stance
Method of coercion
Couple's Accusations
The accused coerced conversion by exploiting a sick child's condition.
Accused's Stance
The accused have not issued a statement on this case.
Church's involvement
Couple's Accusations
The accused are linked with Ankur Narula ministries
Accused's Stance
Ankur Narula ministry hasn't commented
- Event
- Forced Conversion Allegations
- Location
- Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
- Accused
- Preeti, Hariom, Namita Raikwar, Kavita Raikwar, Nikita Raikwar
- Complainants
- Hindu couple
- Alleged Tactics
- Exploiting child's illness, offering medicine, threats
- Involved Ministry
- Ankur Narula Ministries (linked)
