Summary: OpIndia reports that the Uttar Pradesh government has directed the Registrar of King George's Medical University, Lucknow, to take strict departmental action against staff found complicit in love jihad and forced conversion. The action follows a Special Task Force inquiry report dated October 25, 2026, based on a complaint from the UP Youth Association. The report describes trapping and conversion of Hindu female doctors, and alleges that faculty shielded the accused and pressured victims' families. The university must submit an action taken report.
Why it matters: The report documents alleged love jihad and conversion targeting Hindu women in a premier medical institution, and the institutional shielding of the accused. It bears directly on the safety of Hindu students and staff in state-run institutions.
“Targeting Hindus, religious discrimination, Islamist propaganda and more: UP STF submits report on love jihad, religious conversion activities at KGMU Lucknow; Yogi govt directs action against accused” — OpIndia, 31 Oct 2026
The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh on Friday (October 30, 2026) directed the Registrar of King George’s Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow, to take strict departmental action against university personnel found complicit in Love Jihad, forced religious conversion, and other related activities at the university. The directive follows findings enclosed in a Special Task Force (STF) inquiry report. The University is required to submit an action taken report to the government.
The STF report dated October 25, 2026, was compiled following an investigation into allegations of religious conversion, love jihad, mental harassment, and sexual exploitation of female Hindu students and staff on campus. The investigation was initiated by the UP STF based on a complaint filed by Shri Shivam Srivastava, President of the UP Youth Association, requesting an inquiry into reports of religious conversion and Love Jihad that took place in the K.G.M.U. campus.
Below are the details of department-wise findings noted in the STF Inquiry Report prepared by Inquiry Officer Pramod Kumar Shukla, Deputy Superintendent of Police, STF, Lucknow. The report notes findings on the activities relating to religious conversion and mental and physical harassment of Hindu students and employees, the conduct of certain faculty members and employees, incidents and complaints reported across different KGMU departments, and action taken by concerned authorities on the complaints…
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