Breaking News: Maulana Changur's Conversion Racket Exposed, Code Words, Threats, and Foreign Funding

New shocking revelations continue to surface around Maulana Changur, with the ATS uncovering disturbing details about his alleged religious conversion network. Reports indicate that he used coded language like "Project" (for girls), "Mittī Palatnā" (conversion), "Kajal Karnā" (mental manipulation), and "Darshan" (meeting the handler) to lure women and girls into conversion. A survivor who escaped from Changur’s network told officials that men from his group posed as Hindus to target women, promising foreign jobs, scholarships, and a better life post-conversion. If resisted, victims were threatened with defamation or even death. A servant in Changur’s mansion also revealed he was offered money and security for his children if he converted. When he refused, he was threatened with being shot and escaped. Further investigation shows Changur was in touch with Christian missionaries, operating across seven sensitive districts near the Nepal border. He reportedly received over ₹100 crore in foreign funding and managed 40 bank accounts. A contractor who built Changur’s mansion accused him of coercing laborers into conversion and claimed Changur boasted of converting 20,000 people across multiple states.