Unveiling a Shocking Conversion Syndicate in Agra Linked to Terrorist Organizations
Disturbing Discovery in Agra
A shocking incident has emerged from Agra, Uttar Pradesh, where authorities have uncovered an international conversion syndicate. This network has been linked to terrorist groups such as ISIS and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
The investigation began when a Hindu girl returned from Kashmir, exhibiting drastic changes in her behavior. She started wearing a hijab and made strange remarks about Hindu deities.
‘Describing Lord Ganesha as the deity with an elephant trunk’
The case traces back to March 24, when two sisters were reported missing at the Sadar Bazaar police station in Agra. Investigations revealed that the elder sister had previously gone missing. Her family reported that she was pursuing a PhD after completing her MPhil and had vanished four years ago, eventually reaching Kashmir. During her time there, she met a woman named Sayma, who influenced her towards Islam and encouraged her to travel to Kashmir.
Fortunately, a landslide on her return route allowed the police to rescue her in time. However, upon her return from Kashmir, her demeanor had completely transformed. Her family noted that before her trip, she observed the Navratri fast and had faith in Hindu deities. After returning, she began discussing wearing a veil and adopted the hijab. Alarmingly, she began to insult Lord Ganesha, referring to him as the 'deity with an elephant trunk' and labeled idol worship as 'idolatry.'
Concerned for their daughter, the family kept a close watch on her for four years, even restricting her from going outside. However, on March 24, 2025, she fled again with her 19-year-old sister. Both sisters were later found in Kolkata.
Uncovering a Terror-Linked Conversion Network
A joint investigation by the UP police and ATS has revealed a deep-rooted conspiracy behind this conversion network. This syndicate, connected to ISIS and Lashkar-e-Taiba, was reportedly receiving millions in funding from abroad. The money was funneled from countries like the UAE, Canada, London, and the USA to India, making it difficult to trace.
Ayesha, also known as SB Krishna from Goa, was identified as the financial manager of this network. Her husband, Shekhar Roy alias Hasan Ali, managed legal processes and forged documents from Kolkata. Manoj alias Mustafa, arrested in Delhi, provided girls with new mobile phones and fake SIM cards, facilitating their movement by bus instead of trains to avoid detection. Individuals like Abdul Rahman Qureshi from Agra and Osama from Kolkata promoted Islamic extremism on platforms like YouTube and spread propaganda against Hinduism, brainwashing girls. They posted videos showing PM Narendra Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath worshipping, claiming that idol worship is 'haram' in Islam.