Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Gujarat Police Arrest Trio in Alleged Christian Conversion Case
In Jamkhambhaliya, Gujarat, the police arrested three people.
They were accused of trying to convert Hindu laborers to Christianity.
The accused were reportedly offering money to the laborers.
The police took action after Hindu organizations reported the activities.
The conversion attempts took place in Shakti Nagar.
The people being targeted were laborers from other states residing near Jamkhambhaliya.
The police have charged the three individuals under Gujarat's religious freedom law.
Three individuals were arrested in Jamkhambhaliya, Gujarat, for alleged Christian conversion activities.
The incident took place on September 28th in Shakti Nagar.
Hindu organizations informed the police about the activities.
Accused were allegedly luring Hindus, including laborers, with money to convert.
The accused are charged under the Gujarat Freedom of Religion Act, 2003, and BNS Section 54.
- Who
- Police arrested three individuals.
- What
- The accused were allegedly involved in Christian conversion activities.
- When
- September 28th, with arrests made the same day.
- Where
- Jamkhambhaliya’s Shakti Nagar in Gujarat.
- Why
- Accused were allegedly luring Hindus with money to convert to Christianity.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad's Stance
Accused's Position (unspecified)
Conversion Activities
Vishwa Hindu Parishad's Stance
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) reported and opposed the alleged Christian conversion activities, viewing it as an attempt to lure Hindus with money to change their religion.
Accused's Position (unspecified)
The accused's viewpoint is not explicitly stated in the provided articles.
- Location
- Jamkhambhaliya, Gujarat
- Accused
- Deepak Raghuveersingh Vishwakarma, Deepaben Vishwakarma, Mukesh Ajnar
- Charges
- Gujarat Freedom of Religion Act, 2003, and BNS Section 54
- Date of Incident
- September 28th
- Target Group
- Hindu labourers
- Allegation
- Luring with money to convert to Christianity
