Minor Hindu Girl Found with Two Muslim Youths in Mathura Guesthouse; Fake ID Used to Claim Marriage

Mathura: A disturbing case has emerged in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, where a minor Hindu girl from Nagpur was found at a guesthouse with two Muslim youths. Members of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha reportedly raided the guesthouse and handed over the girl to the police. The organization has termed the incident as a case of “love jihad.”

Fake ID Used to Claim Marriage
Upon checking the identification documents, it was revealed that the two youths had prepared a fake Aadhaar card for the underage girl, claiming she was an adult and presenting her as their wife to book the guesthouse room.

Nagpur Police Searching for the Girl
The girl had been missing from Nagpur, Maharashtra, prompting the local police to launch a search. According to reports, the accused had lured the girl from Nagpur to Mathura. The matter came to light when Chhaya Gautam, district head of the Hindu organization, contacted the girl’s grandmother, who confirmed that a case had already been filed at the Nagpur police station. Nagpur police, along with the family, have been actively searching for the girl.

Call for Investigation Under “Love Jihad” Angle
Chhaya Gautam stated that she received information about suspicious activities at the guesthouse and carried out a raid with her team. She alleged that the incident is part of a larger network targeting vulnerable minor Hindu girls and demanded that the police investigate the matter under the “love jihad” angle.

Nagpur Police Arrive in Mathura
The Mathura City Kotwali police have coordinated with Nagpur authorities regarding the case. Nagpur police have now arrived in Mathura to take the accused into transit remand for further investigation.

Fake Aadhaar Card Raises Questions
Authorities are investigating who created the fake Aadhaar card and whether a larger network is involved in manipulating underage girls with falsified documents. The police are examining multiple angles to uncover the full details of the case.