Two Men Arrested in Greater Noida for Alleged Forced Conversion Attempt
In a significant development, the Greater Noida police have arrested two individuals following allegations of an attempt to carry out forced religious conversion. The incident occurred in the Beta-2 police station area, where authorities acted swiftly on a tip-off received on Sunday.
Police Action Based on Tip-Off
According to police officials, they received specific information regarding a group that was allegedly persuading women to convert to Christianity in Aichhar village. This prompted immediate police intervention, leading to the arrest of the accused at the scene.
ACP (Greater Noida) Arvind Kumar Chahal confirmed the arrests, stating that the accused, along with others, were found at the location. A case was promptly filed, and during the subsequent investigation, police uncovered details about the individuals involved.
Details of the Accused and Investigation
The investigation revealed that a taxi driver identified as Suresh, along with his wife and sister-in-law, and a local resident named Chand Karan, had gathered the women at the site. Suresh is originally from Banswara in Rajasthan and currently resides in Noida's Sigma-2 area, while Chand Karan lives in Aichhar village itself.
Following the arrests, an FIR was registered at the Beta-2 police station. Both accused were subsequently sent to judicial custody, as confirmed by police authorities. The case highlights ongoing concerns about forced religious conversions in the region.
Broader Implications and Legal Proceedings
This incident underscores the vigilance of law enforcement agencies in addressing such sensitive matters. The police's prompt response to the tip-off demonstrates their commitment to maintaining law and order, particularly in cases involving religious coercion.
The legal process is now underway, with the accused facing charges related to the alleged forced conversion attempt. The community in Aichhar village and surrounding areas remains alert as authorities continue their investigation to ensure justice is served.
