large program was organized for the return home of people who first became Christians due to conversion in the villages along the Nepal border in Pilibhit district of Uttar Pradesh. In this initiative led by Vishwa Hindu Parishad, around 500 people chose the religion of their ancestors again. A heavy police force was deployed to ensure security in this event. In villages like Tatarganj, Belha, Bamanpuri in Pilibhit district, which are located along the Nepal border, conversion activities were going on for a long time. Especially some people of Sikh society had adopted Christianity. Concern was growing among the local people and a section of the society about this religious conversion.
The demands of the Sikh community and the response of the administration
About 10 days ago, a delegation of Sikh society met the DM and SP of Pilibhit and demanded their intervention regarding the problem of conversion. He handed over a list of about 150 families to the administration, whose conversions were suspected. However, the administration earlier rejected these allegations and said that there is no such big case.
Initiatives of Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Ghar Wapsi program
After this dispute, the officials of Vishwa Hindu Parishad went to the border villages and contacted the people directly. He encouraged the affected families to return to their old religion. A big homecoming program was organized in Belha and Tatarganj villages on Friday. About 500 people from the Sikh community participated in this program. He resolved to adopt Hinduism again.
Security arrangements and police alerts
The police and the administration were also fully alert about this big incident. The police of Hazara police station deployed a large number of forces at the event venue so that no untoward incident takes place. The program was completed in a peaceful manner due to tight security.