Amit Shah assures action for release of arrested Keralite nuns, Says N K Premachandran
The assurance came after Kerala MPs met Shah regarding the arrest of two nuns over alleged conversion and human trafficking in Chhattisgarh.
The assurance came after Kerala MPs met Shah regarding the arrest of two nuns over alleged conversion and human trafficking in Chhattisgarh.
The assurance came after Kerala MPs met Shah regarding the arrest of two nuns over alleged conversion and human trafficking in Chhattisgarh.
New Delhi: UDF MP N K Premachandran on Thursday claimed that Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured that all possible steps will be taken to ensure the release of the two nuns arrested over alleged conversion and human trafficking.
Premachandran made the statement before the press in New Delhi after a delegation of MPs from Kerala met Shah over the issue.
The Kollam MP said that Amit Shah assured them that the Centre and the Chhattisgarh government will take all legal steps to ensure the release of the two nuns. He also said that Shah's remarks during the meeting indicated that he believed the nuns were innocent.
The nuns were allegedly arrested following complaints reportedly made by Bajrang Dal activists.
Nuns Preethi Mary and Vandana Francis, along with Sukaman Mandavi, were arrested at Durg railway station on July 25 following a complaint by a local Bajrang Dal functionary who accused them of forcibly converting three girls from Narayanpur and trafficking them.