Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Bihar Man Accused of Love Jihad
In Bihar, a man named Mohammad Fantu was pretending to be someone named Aryan Singh.
He ran a coaching center called GAP Institute and Technology Welfare Trust.
He used this fake identity to trick and harass young women who were students or staff at the center.
He promised them jobs and training but instead made them do bad things.
A woman who worked there complained to the police, but a police officer named Jeba tried to stop her.
Fantu is now in trouble for cheating, scaring, and hurting these women.
Mohammad Fantu posed as Aryan Singh to run a coaching center and lure female students.
The institute, GAP Institute and Technology Welfare Trust, was located in Manihari, Katihar.
Fantu is accused of cheating, forgery, mental harassment, and human trafficking.
A woman working at the institute accused Fantu of inappropriate behavior and sexual misconduct.
A female police officer, Jeba, is accused of siding with Fantu and threatening the complainant.
- Who
- Mohammad Fantu (posing as Aryan Singh)
- What
- Accused of using a fake identity to lure and harass female students
- When
- The institute was operating for several months before the complaint
- Where
- Manihari subdivision, Katihar, Bihar
- Why
- To establish illicit relations and exploit young women under the guise of a coaching institute
- Accused Name
- Mohammad Fantu (posing as Aryan Singh)
- Location
- Manihari subdivision, Katihar, Bihar
- Institute Name
- GAP Institute and Technology Welfare Trust
- Charges
- Cheating, forgery, mental harassment, threat to kill, human trafficking
- Victims
- Female students and staff at the coaching center