Kumar Bahukhandi
The sisters, along with their partners, ran a conversion syndicate. (Photo: ITG)
The revelation of a high-profile ‘love jihad’ and ‘sex racket’ operating under the guise of a beauty parlor in Bhopal has caused a stir. The way two sisters, who rose from a slum to a luxurious villa, targeted Hindu girls as victims of their conspiracy is spine-chilling.
Flat number 301 of the C-star building ‘Sagar Royal Villa’ in the Baghsewania area of the capital Bhopal is now under police surveillance. The two sisters, Amreen alias Mahira and Afreen, had become a threat to innocent girls. The police have arrested the two sisters and their partner, Chandan Yadav, who together had established a syndicate of conversion and prostitution.
Amreen and Afreen, who once lived in the cramped slums of Abbas Nagar, chose crime to live a life of luxury in a short time. The accused sisters befriended girls by posing as beauticians. They specifically targeted poor Hindu girls who had come to Bhopal to study.
The girls were lured to a luxurious flat in Sagar Royal Villas on the pretext of providing them jobs. There, they were addicted to alcohol and MD drugs. Interrogation revealed that these sisters had connections to Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. They supplied girls to parties of wealthy people.
Conversion and Brutality
A shocking claim has emerged regarding Chandan Yadav, arrested in the case. It is reported that Amreen’s boyfriend, Chandan, had allegedly converted to Islam and incited the girls to convert.
Amreen, along with her brother Bilal and friend Yasir, drugged the girls, after which they were gang-raped. The girls were threatened with defamation by making obscene videos of them, and then they were pushed into the quagmire of prostitution.
Several suspicious groups found on mobile phones
Police have seized the accused’s mobile phones, which contain photos of several young women and suspicious chats. The police have given the accused’s mobile phones to the forensic department for investigation.
The report is awaited.
Private Life
Colony residents reported that these people lived a very private life. From the outside, they appeared to be a normal family with two children, but behind the “white-collar” facades, a dark business was going on.
DCP Gautam Solanki stated that the police have seized the mobile phones of Amreen, Afreen, and Chandan and are investigating them. Several suspicious WhatsApp groups were found on Amreen’s mobile phone, which also contained photos of several young women. This raises suspicions of prostitution.
