In a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through Uttar Pradesh’s medical fraternity, BJP leader Aparna Yadav has accused King George’s Medical University (KGMU) of harboring a syndicate engaged in love jihad and forced religious conversions. Speaking at a press conference in Lucknow, the firebrand politician didn’t mince words about the alleged criminal network infiltrating the hallowed halls of the university.
Aparna Yadav, known for her outspoken stance on Hindutva issues, backed her claims with accounts from affected families. She described a well-orchestrated operation where impressionable female students, mostly Hindus, are ensnared through fake love affairs. ‘Once trapped, they face immense pressure to convert faiths, with threats to life and honor if they resist,’ she explained, her voice laced with urgency.
The leader pointed fingers at lax security and indifferent administration, suggesting complicity or gross oversight. Specific instances mentioned include late-night gatherings in hostels, mysterious funding sources, and rapid marriages post-conversion. Aparna appealed directly to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, requesting a special task force to dismantle the syndicate.
This isn’t Aparna’s first foray into such controversies; her shift from Samajwadi Party to BJP was marked by similar crusades against perceived threats to Hindu society. Supporters hail her as a protector, while critics label her divisive. Nonetheless, her allegations have prompted calls for student unions to voice concerns and for alumni networks to monitor the situation.
KGMU’s legacy as a center for medical education dating back to 1905 now faces a tarnish. Past scandals involving infrastructure and faculty have kept it in headlines, but this strikes at its moral core. Local BJP workers are mobilizing awareness campaigns, distributing pamphlets and organizing meetings near the campus gates.
As the story unfolds, social media is abuzz with #KGMUConversionRacket trending. Videos of Aparna’s speech have garnered millions of views, amplifying the reach. The university’s response, if any, could either quell the storm or fuel further outrage.
Ultimately, Aparna Yadav’s expose underscores the need for vigilance in educational spaces. It challenges institutions to prioritize student safety over scandals, ensuring that pursuit of knowledge isn’t derailed by shadowy operations.
