Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Nun & Children Questioned in Jharkhand on Conversion Allegations
A nun was traveling with a group of children to a life-skills training program when some people suspected she was trying to change the children's religion.
The nun and children were questioned at a train station for several hours.
The nun showed permission from the children's guardians and village chief.
Authorities, including child welfare officials, found no evidence of wrongdoing.
The children attended the training and returned home.
A nun and 19 Adivasi minors were questioned at a Jharkhand railway station.
Bajrang Dal members raised concerns about alleged religious conversion.
The nun was taking the children to a life-skills training program.
Authorities found no evidence to support the religious conversion claims.
The children attended the training program and returned home.
- Who
- A nun and 19 Adivasi minors
- What
- Were questioned regarding conversion claims
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Tatanagar railway station, Jharkhand
- Why
- Bajrang Dal members raised conversion concerns
Christian Rights/Nun
Bajrang Dal
Nature of the Gathering
Christian Rights/Nun
Attending a life-skills training program with parental consent.
Bajrang Dal
Suspected the children did not fully understand the program's content.
Motivation for Intervention
Christian Rights/Nun
Interference in a lawful activity.
Bajrang Dal
Suspicion of forced religious conversion due to observation of “protective threads”.
- Incident Location
- Tatanagar railway station, Jharkhand
- People Involved
- Nun, 19 Adivasi minors, Bajrang Dal members, GRP, RPF
- Duration of Questioning
- Approximately 5 hours
- Allegation
- Religious conversion
- Event
- Life-skills training program
- Authorities Finding
- No merit found in conversion claims
