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UP: Police bust ISIS-style conversion and radicalisation racket spanning six states, 10 arrested

“UP: Police bust ISIS-style conversion and radicalisation racket spanning six states, 10 arrested”, Organiser, July 19, 2025:

“In a major operation spanning multiple states, the Uttar Pradesh Police on July 19 busted a large-scale illegal religious conversion and radicalisation network allegedly operating along lines similar to those used by ISIS.

The multi-agency crackdown, led by the Agra Police and supported by specialised units such as the Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) and the Special Task Force (STF), resulted in the arrest of ten individuals from six different Indian states.

The probe began in March this year, following the mysterious disappearance of two sisters aged 33 and 18 from Agra. As the case unfolded, investigators uncovered a disturbing pattern of religious coercion and radical indoctrination……”

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