Lashkar-funded Conversion Network: Agra Conversion Gang Busted with Lashkar-e-Taiba Links

Lashkar-funded Conversion Network: A major religious conversion gang with Lashkar-e-Taiba links is exposed in Agra. Foreign funds were routed via Ayesha from Goa. Read full investigation details.

Agra’s conversion gang has a connection with Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Goa’s Ayesha is the fund manager. In the Yogi Adityanath government’s big campaign against conversion, after Balrampur’s Jalaluddin alias Changur gang, a ten-member gang has been caught in Agra. The gang had connections with the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba and was operated with foreign funds.

The gang’s fund manager is Goa’s Ayesha alias SB Krishna. Lashkar-related funding was diverted to India via the UAE, Canada, the UK, and America. Ayesha used to send these funds to the accounts of those who were converting and brainwashing girls across the country. Ayesha used to distribute the funding coming from abroad across the country.

Ayesha (SB Krishna) and her alleged husband, Kolkata resident Ali Hasan (Shekhar Rai), had become a big weapon of the illegal conversion gang after adopting Islam. Her alleged husband, Ali Hasan, is an employee of a Kolkata court. He used to inform the gang members about the legal process before conversion. So that the gang members do not get caught.

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Ayesha used to get funding from Canada, Dubai, and other countries, which she used to pass on to other gang members. Dawood Ahmed, an active member of the gang, used to send money to Ayesha from Canada. Dawood used to make radical videos and broadcast them. A more in-depth investigation is being done on this. According to sources, Ayesha used to send large amounts of money to her husband through hawala, which the gang used to spend on illegal conversion. Ayesha’s alleged husband, Ali Hasan alias Shekhar Rai, lives in Barrackpore, Kolkata, and is an employee in the court. He provides legal help to the gang. He introduces them to the big people of the society, and it is his job to take money from Ayesha and pass it on to other gang members.

Ayesha is originally from Odisha. She was now living in Goa. Her father is a retired Subedar. She has changed her name to Ayesha after conversion. She speaks fluent English and has a house in Goa. She manages the finances for the conversion gang. This gang receives financial assistance at the international level. The money received from abroad is transferred to the accounts of different members.

Lashkar-funded Conversion Network: Syed Dawood Ahmed of Canada used to send money to Ayesha’s accounts

Investigation has revealed that Syed Dawood Ahmed, sitting in Canada, used to send funding to Ayesha’s accounts in India. Ayesha’s husband, Shekhar Rai, also known as Hasan Ali, used to work in Kolkata; he was the gang’s legal advisor. He used to handle the responsibility of preparing the legal documents related to conversion and completing the necessary paperwork.

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The most dangerous face is Al Rehman Qureshi of Agra

The most notorious figure in this network is Al Rehman Qureshi of Agra. Qureshi used to brainwash minor girls through a YouTube channel and social media. In the name of Islamic education, he used to lead the girls towards radicalism and then connect them with jihadist ideology. Osama, a member of the gang who was caught in Kolkata, also played an important role. Qureshi and Osama used to break the girls mentally and provoke them to distance themselves from their families.

Police reached the accused by linking a female inspector to the gang

The conversion gang has established a vast network through various internet media platforms. Through this, too, Hindu and non-Muslim girls were trapped. Agra Police had linked a female inspector to the gang. Police had entered the gang’s network through the ID created on Instagram. The location and call details of many mobile numbers were also searched. After getting clues about an ID on the internet media, the police could reach the bottom of the matter.