Maharashtra: 22 Women Booked In Palghar Over Alleged Religious Conversion Attempt & Hurting Hindu Beliefs, Probe Underway
A case has been registered at Mokhada Police Station in Maharashtra’s Palghar district. Assistant Police Inspector (API) Ajit Sable, who is looking into the matter, has asserted that the case was registered in connection with a complaint alleging that religious sentiments were hurt by remarks about Hinduism and Hindu deities. According to API Sable, the complainant has alleged that the concerned…
A case has been registered in Mokhada Police Station, Maharashtra’s Palghar district, following allegations of attempting religious conversion and hurting Hindu sentiments. API Ajit Sable, leading the investigation, stated that the complainant alleged remarks about Hinduism and Hindu deities, along with efforts to promote Christianity.
The incident occurred in Wakadpada, Palghar, on August 21. Police have booked 22 women, identified Satyavati Balkrishna Kunche and Kusum Shivram Kambdi as primary suspects. The complaint was lodged by an 18-year-old boy who turned down religious literature offered by the women, leading to their arrest. Police are conducting further investigation, but no arrests have been made yet.
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