By Admin 
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has tightened the clutches on Chhangur alias Jalaluddin, who made illegal conversion. The ED arrested Chhangur under the Money Laundering Act (PMLA). After the arrest, Chhangur Baba was produced in ED’s Special Court. The court gave the agency a five -day remand of Chhangur Baba.
ED sought 7 days remand
The Central Investigation Agency ED sought a 7 -day remand for questioning Chhangur Baba. In the money laundering case, Chhangur Baba is accused of having a conspiracy related to illegal conversion, the use of foreign funds and a possible threat to national security.
Recently, in this case, the Lucknow branch of ED raided the 15 locations of Chhangur Baba and his close to Chhangur Baba in Balrampur, Lucknow and Mumbai under the provisions of PMLA, 2002. The Balrampur district administration on Saturday demolished the illegal locations of Chhangur Baba’s nephew Sabroz.
Chhangur gang involved in anti-national activities
Sabaroj’s house in Rehra Mafi village of Gadas Bujurg police station area was illegally built on government (village society) land. The district administration had given notice earlier, but the encroachment was not removed. The administration team reached there and took bulldozer action. The gang of Chhangur was involved in anti-national activities and was doing illegal work across the country. Many people were with him in this. Many secrets of Chhangur have come to light, but the relationship with his suspicious or banned organizations is under investigation.
Chhangur was mainly engaged in conversion work. Recently, the state police exposed the big conversion gangs. During the investigation of the case of two missing sisters in Agra, the police revealed a network that spread to six states.
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