Letter: The complainant at the racket of religious conversion has accused that he received the threat of death after filing a complaint at the Amod police station from Bharuch Regency.
This prompted the police to give him protection even when his identity was not disclosed by the police.
The complainant alleged that he also repented and claimed to be in complaints that he was captivated by work and good expenses to renovate his house.
After conversion, he was taken to a letter where the aadhar card was made with a new identity.
He further accused that around 100 other people from the same village were converted by offering a grocery store, money and lured men for the second wedding.
The defendant involved in the racket even arranged a trip to Mumbai for several families.
He had alleged that some unknown people threatened him with life when he passed in several houses on his village road.
MP Bhojani, Deputy In-Charge Police Inspector, Jambusar told Toi: “The person did not file an official complaint about the threat but had given him armed police protection.
We have not caught the accusation and investigation.” “Further legal action will be taken after we record the victim’s family statement.
The police will also investigate the source of foreign funds used to finance rackets.
Some unknown people in England sent money to local people to encourage repentance,” said an official senior.
Police Bharuch has submitted a quarter against nine people after receiving a complaint that around 100 people from 37 families in Kankararia village repented.
The defendant was ordered under the Law and part of the IPC Gujarat Religion.
Racket Conversion: The complainant accused the threat of death, given the protection of the police
