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News India Live, Digital Desk: Special located in the capital of Uttar Pradesh NIA court has taken a major step in a serious case of illegal conversion and conspiracy to wage war against the country. The court found the main accused Jalaluddin (also known as ‘Chhangur Baba’) and his associates under various sections of the IPC and UP Illegal Conversion Prevention Act. Charges Frame Have done.
What is the whole matter?
This case is related to a big ‘conversion syndicate’, which was revealed in the joint investigation of UP ATS and NIA.
Blame: Jalaluddin and his gang are accused of converting economically weak Hindus, widowed women and helpless laborers to Islam through luring, promise of marriage and intimidation.
Sharia law conspiracy: The investigating agencies told the court that the ultimate objective of this syndicate was not only religious conversion but also challenging the Constitution of India in some parts of the country. ‘Sharia law’ To establish and harm the integrity of the country.
Foreign Funding: Nearly 22 bank accounts of Jalaluddin ₹60 crore Suspicious transactions have been found, a large portion of which came from Gulf countries and other foreign entities.
Main charges framed in court
The special judge has ordered the prosecution of the accused under the following sections:
Section 121-A: Conspiracy to wage war against the Government of India.
Section 123: Hiding information with the intent to facilitate a war conspiracy.
Section 153-A: Promoting enmity between different groups on the basis of religion.
UP Conversion Act 2021: Violation of sections of illegal and mass conversion.
Involvement of ‘Chhangur Baba’
Jalaluddin alias Chhangur Baba is considered to be the mastermind of this syndicate.
Modus Operandi: He was active in remote villages of Uttar Pradesh and parts of Maharashtra. He used to gather people under the guise of ‘Changai Sabha’ or ‘Healing Centre’ and then inspire them to convert to religion.
ED action: The Enforcement Directorate (ED), which is probing the money laundering angle in this case, has already collected information about his assets worth crores and he is currently in judicial custody.
Recent Judicial References
Interestingly, while the NIA court of Lucknow has framed charges in this case, Allahabad High Court Recently (16-17 April 2026) had expressed displeasure over ‘fake FIRs’ being registered in some other conversion cases. However, in Jalaluddin’s case, the court considered the offense prima facie serious considering the evidence and the track record of foreign funding.
