Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): A Hindu man accused a school teacher and a priest of allegedly coaxing his minor son to convert to Christianity in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur. He has alleged that the duo was able to influence their son so much that he vandalised the pictures of dieties placed in the temple of their house.
The incident unfolded in the Adhartal police station area of the city, where the victim's father filed a complaint at the police station, leveling serious allegations against a teacher named Palak Singh and a priest.
The father alleged that Palak Singh and a priest, who taught his son Neelam Sharma, had been coaxing him to convert to Christianity since a long time.
According to the complaint, when the family stopped Neelam from going to church and asked him to distance himself from the priest and the teacher, he got furious and vandalised the house, tearing up the pictures of deities kept in the temple.
The father claimed that the accused were trying to mentally influence his son, which had led to noticeable changes in his behavior. Despite repeated warnings from the family, the accused persisted, prompting a police complaint.
The victim's family told police that the accused, under their influence, would lure the child out of the house and attempt to involve him in religious activities. The family became suspicious and questioned the child, leading to the full story.
Adhartal police have launched an investigation following the complaint. Police officers are inspecting the scene and recording statements from the child and family.
Since the case appears to involve a minor, the police are taking the investigation seriously. The accused will be questioned soon, and further action will be taken.
