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After the woman used the controversial term in a social media post, the police got in touch with her and filed an FIR, leading to the arrest of the 32-year-old man from the Zakura neighbourhood of Srinagar in Kashmir last week.

According to the Ghaziabad police, Shahnawaz Baddo has been sent to judicial custody for 14 days. This Shahnawaz Baddo is the main accused in the conversion case that surfaced in Ghaziabad. It enumerates the benefits of Islam to children through online gaming and asks them to read verses from the Quran. Since his arrest, the police is probing the Pakistan angle.

Ghaziabad Police also said that a team had been sent to Mumbai to arrest one Shah Nawaz Khan alias 'Baddo' who lives in Mumbra, Thane district. Baddo is the second accused in the case, said police.

The petitioners said that the affidavit filed by the BJP-led government "discloses that political groups linked to the Union were themselves involved in the communal crimes".

In the Legislative Council, the BJP does not have the majority required to pass the Bill.

Family members of the accused denied all allegations, saying they are living in fear because of continuous harassment from Hindutva groups.

A two-judge bench of Justice M.R. Shah and Justice C.T. Ravikumar accused the Tamil Nadu government of prima facie lending "political colour" to the "very serious" of forced religious conversion.

TN polls: VHP welcomes BJPs poll promise to free temples from govt control ANI | Updated: Apr 01, 2021 23:14 IST In a statement, the Central Secretary-General of the VHP, Milind Parande said that it is not the function of a government to control temples or interfere in the affairs of its wealth or management. "It is not the function of any government to control temples or interfere in the affairs of its wealth or management. Religious conversion through fr...