On Thursday, a new case of forceful conversion has come to the fore from the Udaipur district of Rajasthan where a Hindu woman has registered a complaint against a Mulsim man for forcing her to convert her religion to Islam. The accused identified as Mohammed Asif is also said to have issued death threats to the woman.
According to a report by Zee Rajasthan, the Hindu woman stated in the complaint that she knew the accused and was friends with him. She said that she was threatened by the accused that she would be killed like just like the way Hindu girls were recently killed in Delhi.
The accused who is a resident of the Ayad locality in Udaipur developed a friendship with a Hindu woman. However, the woman later attempted to stay away from him and also tried to break his friendship with him. It is then when the accused issued her death threats and forced her to convert her religion to Islam. He also asked her to wear burqa and threatened to murder her like the one that happened in Delhi.
Recently, two dreadful murder cases were reported in Delhi. One is the Shraddha Walkar murder case and the other one was recently reported from the Shahbad Dairy area of the city.
Source: OpIndia
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