Agra: Trader based in Lucknow was arrested by the Agra police on Sunday and was charged under the new anti-conversion law for allegedly hiding his identity and marrying a Hindu widow, a local hospitality, and forcibly turned it into.
The suspect had previously married another Hindu woman after hiding her identity, the police claimed.
The 38-year-old who is a resident of Agra has lost her husband in 2005.
The widow met the suspect, who introduced himself as a wooden trader, Aaditya Aarya, at a party in Lucknow.
In his complaint, the woman alleged that the man did not reveal his real name, Aif Hashmi, and lured him to do a shared business.
“After that, he began to come to my house and one day, during a party, he put ‘teety’ on my forehead to appear as if he married me and clicked on a photo.
He then began to squeeze me with the photos and for years , exploit me physically, mentally and economically, “Read Fir.
He said they finally got married at the Temple of Arya Samaj.
He said when he knew about his original identification and asked him, he was very angry and forced him to accept Islam.
In Fir, he also accused that the suspect used to hit him and threatened to kill his mother, if he objected.
The woman continued to add that on April 21, Mrs.
Aarar died and she demanded Rs 60,000 from him.
“When I refused, he took it in Gunpoint,” he thought.
Botre Rohan Pramod, SP (City), told TII that the man had been ordered based on part 3/5 of the anti-conversion law along with the IPC 323 section (voluntarily causing injury), 307 (murder attempts), 376 (rape), 377 (unnatural violations), 386 (extortion by placing a person in fear of death or sadness), 392 (robbery), 420 (cheating), 506 (criminal intimidation) at the police station aware of the complaints given by the victim given by the victim , Further investigation is active.
Agra Cops captures Lucknow traders under anti-conversion law
