In a troubling incident reported from Basti district, Uttar Pradesh, 300 women's religious conversions have been claimed by a victim, though police have yet to confirm the allegations. Superintendent of Police Abhinandan stated that an investigation is ongoing and emphasized that no substantial evidence supporting the victim’s claims has been found so far. He assured that further actions would be taken based on evidence collected during the investigation.

The case centers around serious allegations against Azfarul Haq, also known as Prince, who is linked to the AIMIM party. According to the complaint, he reportedly befriended young women under the guise of being Hindu, lured them into romantic relationships, and subsequently pressured them into converting to Islam. Based on the victim's written complaint, the police have registered a case against Prince and seven others under laws related to gang rape and forced conversion, leading to the main suspect's arrest in Mumbai.

The implications of this case are significant, raising concerns over communal tensions and women's rights in the region. As the police continue their investigation, the community is watching closely for developments. Authorities are urged to handle the matter with sensitivity to prevent any escalation of tensions, while at the same time ensuring justice for the victims, should the allegations be substantiated.