Systematic Plan: Court Denies Bail in Alleged Harassment and Conversion Case

A court in Nashik denied pre-arrest bail to TCS employee Nida Khan in a case involving alleged sexual harassment and coercion to convert religion. The court noted a 'systematic plan' for brainwashing the victim and emphasized the need for custodial interrogation to probe deeper into the case.

The Nashik court has denied pre-arrest bail to Nida Khan, a TCS employee, in a case of alleged sexual harassment and attempted religious conversion. The court noted systematic attempts to brainwash the victim, emphasizing the need for Khan's custodial interrogation.

Judge K G Joshi cited the magnitude of the offenses, stating that Khan, along with Danish Shaikh and Tausif, coerced the victim into religious conversion under false pretenses. They were also charged under various sections for harassment and hurting religious sentiments.

The prosecution argued that there was an organized plan to change the victim's identity and send her to Malaysia. The court highlighted the necessity of further investigation to determine if an international syndicate is involved.