Archive · 16 Aug 2025
Agra Police Uncovers Conversion Racket; Sisters Rescued, Parents Concerned
In Agra, two sisters were found after being influenced to convert religions.
They were found as part of a larger police operation called Asmita, which targeted a religious conversion group.
The sisters were convinced to leave home by a friend who criticized their Hindu beliefs.
Their parents are worried about the influence of the new religion on them.
The police are working to understand how the sisters were targeted and to stop similar activities from happening again.
Agra Police rescued two sisters who had gone missing, uncovering a religious conversion racket.
The sisters were influenced by a Muslim girl named Saima, who criticized Hindu traditions.
The parents say their daughters are still under the influence of Islamic thought after their rescue.
The sisters were influenced to the point of openly praising Islam and observing its practices.
Agra Police's Operation Asmita led to the rescue of seven girls and the arrest of 14 individuals.
- Who
- Two sisters, their parents, and a Muslim girl named Saima were involved, as well as the Agra Police.
- What
- A religious conversion racket was exposed, leading to the rescue of two sisters.
- When
- The sisters went missing on March 24th and were rescued later. Saima began influencing the elder sister around February 2021.
- Where
- The sisters were from Agra and were found in a Muslim-dominated neighborhood in Kolkata.
- Why
- The sisters were targeted for religious conversion by an organized group, as part of a wider racket.
Parents' Perspective
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Religious Influence
Parents' Perspective
Concerned about daughters still being influenced.
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Parental actions
Parents' Perspective
Feel regret for not intervening earlier
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- Police Operation
- Operation Asmita
- Location of Sisters
- Kolkata
- Number of Girls Rescued
- 7
- Number of Arrests
- 14
- Influencing Individual
- Saima
- Father's Regret
- Not taking legal action earlier