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UP: Agra police bust illegal religious conversion racket, 8 arrested, including kingpin crypto-convert Rajkumar Lalwani

“UP: Agra police bust illegal religious conversion racket, 8 arrested, including kingpin crypto-convert Rajkumar Lalwani”, Organiser, September 3, 2025:

“On September 2, a team from Shahganj police station in Agra raided the residence of Rajkumar Lalwani, a crypto-convert and the mastermind of a religious conversion racket in Kedarnagar.

Acting on a tip-off, police discovered that Lalwani had been regularly holding Sunday prayers where people were persuaded to convert to Christianity under the guise of healing rituals and prayers.

During the raid, officials seized around 15 copies of the Bible and three hymn books that were allegedly being used for conversion activities. According to police, the racket had been operational for several years, targeting the poor, sick, and economically vulnerable sections of society…….”

Read the full article at Organiser.org

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