ED Seeks Custody of Maulana Changur & Naveen Rohra in Religious Conversion Money Laundering Case

In a significant development related to a high-profile religious conversion case, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has formally sought extended custody of Maulana Changur and co-accused Naveen Rohra. Both individuals are under investigation for their alleged involvement in a large-scale religious conversion network, which authorities believe may also be linked to illegal financial transactions and money laundering.The ED has presented its plea in court, seeking more time to interrogate the accused under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). Officials suspect that international funding and hawala channels may have been used to facilitate the conversion racket. The agency believes that with continued custody, key revelations could emerge regarding shell companies, undisclosed assets, and financial trails connected to offshore entities.The court will decide today whether to grant the ED additional remand days for further investigation. This case has attracted national attention due to its potential implications for security, religious freedom, and financial integrity.Meanwhile, the ED has also highlighted possible violations involving foreign exchange laws and benami property transactions. The outcome of today’s hearing is likely to shape the next phase of the investigation.

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