The NIA Court on Saturday gave bail to both nuns on Saturday, on the bail plea of two nuns of Kerala. During the hearing on Friday, the police accused the two nuns of conspiracy for human trafficking and conversion, while the defense termed the allegations as baseless.
In fact, on 25 July, Bajrang Dal workers near Durg railway station stopped both nuns with three tribal women and a young man. During interrogation, the women said that they are going to work in the hospital in Agra. Despite this, the activists created a ruckus and accused of human trafficking and conversion. After this, Durg GRP took both nuns into custody and produced it in the court. The case was handed over to the NIA, which is now under investigation.
The nun’s bail plea was heard in the NIA court on Friday. While the prosecution opposed the bail, the defense said that the nun has cooperated in the investigation and there is no concrete evidence against them. The court reserved the verdict after hearing the arguments of both sides. On Saturday, the court gave bail to both nuns while giving its verdict.
Please tell that politics has become hot in the state regarding the arrest of Nuns. Whose heat is being felt to Delhi and Kerala. On his Delhi tour, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai said during a conversation with the media that-Kananu is doing his work. The verdict that the court will give will be valid.
Deputy CM Sharma said- threat to conversion society
At the same time, Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Vijay Sharma, who reached Jagdalpur, expressed concern over the increasing conversion in Bastar and described it as a threat to social fabric. He appealed to all parties to make efforts against the conversion. Here, the Congress and the Left parties have described the arrest as prior and communal harmony.
At the same time, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor called it serious injustice and said that nuns were taking only tribal girls to the city for jobs. At the same time, MP JB Mathhar, describing the arrest as unfortunate, spoke of raising his voice in Parliament.
Kerala BJP President met Catholic Bishop Conference of India President
Attempting to control damage in the case, Kerala BJP President and former Union Minister Rajiv Chandrashekhar met Archbishop Andrews Thazath, President of Catholic Bishops Conference of India. The Archbishop said that the church is distressed by this arrest, as one of these nuns had been serving leprosy patients for three decades.
He said that the issue has been transported to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah and assured of help. Four MPs from Kerala Kodikunnil Suresh, Anto Antony, Dean Kuriakosi and Hibi Eden met DGP Arundev Gautam on Friday.
