Chhattisgarh: Police arrests five for allegedly luring people into 'conversion' in Surajpur
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Chhattisgarh: Police arrests five for allegedly luring people into ‘conversion’ in Surajpur

The accused reportedly promised to cure illnesses and offered other perks in lieu of conversion at a religious gathering organised in Bundiya village

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Sep 3, 2025, 06:30 pm IST
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RAIPUR: Chhattisgarh police have arrested five individuals for allegedly promoting illegal conversion activities and luring people into conversion.

The incident has surfaced from Bundiya village under the jurisdiction of Bhatgaon police station of Surajpur district, where a villager Ramanand Bargah lodged a written complaint against five individuals for luring him in changing his religion and embracing Christianity.

As per the details, Ramanand was invited to a religious gathering [Changai Sabha] being organised at Mangal Sai’s house. Upon reaching at the said gathering, Ramanand and his friends were allegedly lured into embracing Christianity by a group of people headed by Kalam Sai.

The speakers at the event reportedly promised to cure illness and offered other perks in lieu of conversion. Ramanand later approached the police and lodged a written complaint into the matter, leading to arrest of the accused.

#सूरजपुर-चंगाई सभा में धर्मांतरण का आरोप
पुलिस ने 5 आरोपियों को किया गिरफ्तार
युवक ने की धर्मांतरण के लिए लालच देने की शिकायत
पादरी ने बीमारी ठीक करने का दिया झांसा
युवक की शिकायत के बाद पुलिस का एक्शन#BreakingNews #Chhattisgarh pic.twitter.com/NJdEBcAlyM

— News18 Chhattisgarh (@News18CG) September 2, 2025

The accused were later produced before a court which subsequently sent them into judicial remand.

Earlier, police on August 10 booked three people including a woman for allegedly luring people into changing their religion.

The trio was detained and booked after locals along with Hindu activists submitted written complaint against them for carrying out illegal conversion related activities from a private premise at Kukur Beda colony.

The incident came to light after locals received information about a Prarthana Sabha [prayer ceremony] being organised at a private premise at Kukur Beda colony under the jurisdiction of Saraswati Nagar police station.

The said gathering was being attended by 30-35 people who were being lured into embracing Christianity through means of inducement.

Hindu activists along with local people however soon reached the premises and staged a strong protest against the ongoing religious program. A police team later too reached the spot and detained three individuals.

Read more at: Government school teacher booked for promoting conversion activities in Bilaspur

Cases related to promotion of conversion via religious gatherings are keep coming to fore on regular intervals, often triggering strong protests by local Hindus activists.

Conversion related activities and its opposition have also led to scuffles between local Hindus and those promoting such activities, highlighting the growing discomfort over illegal conversion within the society.

 

Topics: Changai SabhaSurajpurHindu activistsIllegal Conversion in ChhattisgarhChristianityChhattisgarhillegal conversion
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