UP / Two girls with two nuns were traveling and got off the train on the complaint of conversion

Jhansi On March 19, two nuns and two girls were taken off from Haridwar to Orissa Express at Jhansi railway station in Jhansi (Jhansi), Uttar Pradesh. In fact, some people suspected him of conversion. When the GRP investigated the case, the complaint was found to be false and the case of conversion did not come out. After this, the GRP sent both nuns and girl students from the same train to Orissa the next day.

On the other hand, politics has started in this matter. The Chief Minister of Kerala has complained to the Home Minister Amit Shah and demanded action in the matter. The Home Minister assured of appropriate action. At the same time, the ADG Law and Order of UP said that the full report has been summoned from the ADG Railway in the case.

In fact, two girls were traveling with two nuns in the bogey number 22, 29 of Utkal Express. Some Bajrang Dal people from Rishikesh were also traveling in the same train. The people of Bajrang Dal suspected that the two girls were being taken to Orissa for conversion. Bajrang Dal activist Vijay Shankar Tiwari first reported the matter to the GRP, Gwalior and the case was reported to the Jhansi GRP if the Gwalior GRP could not attend the train

After this, GRP started investigating the entire matter immediately after the train reached Jhansi station. According to the complainant, the GRP investigated on the conversion charges. Both girls' papers were viewed on WhatsApp. After this, all four people were found to be of the same religion in the investigation. The GRP then got all four to Utkal Express for Odisha.

It is being told that along with two nuns of West Delhi, Libya Thomas and Hemlata, two girls resident of Orissa, Shweta, daughter Hanuma Eka resident Goilo police station Varahamani district Sundargarh, Orissa and Preeti Tigga daughter Father Tigga resident Sheelpanji Chandipos police station Gurodia district Sundargarh, Orissa are also traveling. She was The GRP, who reached the spot on the information of Bajrang Dal workers, investigated and the information was found to be incorrect. After this, both the nuns and both the girls were allowed to leave.

In this case, the Siron Malabar Church has condemned the incident on March 19 in Jhansi on the train, alleging that Bajrang Dal activists misbehaved with both nuns. The four people were traveling from Delhi to Rourkela in the state of Orissa for the first time.

GRP SP Soumitra Yadav said that the complaint of conversion was found to be completely wrong. All four people were from one religion, so no action was taken in this matter. On the other hand, the matter once again caught fire when the Chief Minister of Kerala complained about the entire matter to Home Minister Amit Shah and demanded action in the case.

In this entire case, Uttar Pradesh Additional Director General of Police, Law and Order Prashant Kumar told that there is a case of Utkal Express on March 19. Some people suspected the conversion of some travelers. The GRP and RPF fielded them in Jhansi. As law and order did not deteriorate, he was brought down at Jhansi railway station. All the certificates were found to be correct in the investigation. The case did not come out of conversion. The next day he was sent by the same train. Those who raised suspicion, action will be taken against them if they find any Tahrir. At present, there have been no complaints of police misconduct. A report has been sought from the ADG Railway on the entire matter.