NEW DELHI: A sufferer of an alleged human trafficking and forceful conversion, during which three, together with two nuns from Kerala, have been arrested in Chhattisgarh, has alleged she was “coerced and assaulted” by Bajrang Dal activists to offer a false assertion, a cost denied by the right-wing outfit.The lady, 21, additional claimed that her police assertion was additionally not recorded correctly, and added that her household has been following Christianity for the final four-five years.Additionally Learn: Kerala rises in protest over nuns’ arrest in ChhattisgarhHer dad and mom, too, declared that the arrested individuals arrested have been harmless. They referred to as for the trio to be launched from jail.“I used to be going to Agra with the nuns with the consent of my dad and mom. From there, we have been about to go to Bhopal the place we have been to be given work at a Christian hospital. We have been promised Rs 10,000 wage monthly together with meals, garments and lodging,” the lady recalled to information company PTI.“The nuns, whom I had by no means met earlier than, arrived a number of hours later there. In the meantime, we have been confronted by an individual. Later, different individuals from Bajrang Dal joined him. They began threatening, abusing and assaulting us,” she added.Additionally Learn: Kerala nuns incident tarnished India’s picture, says Orthodox synodThe Authorities Railway Police (GRP), she alleged, took her to a railway police station, the place she was slapped by a girl, Jyoti Sharma, who recognized herself as a right-wing activist.“Sharma slapped me and threatened me to alter my assertion. She informed me to say I used to be taken by power. She threatened that if I did not, my brother can be jailed and crushed up. The GRP didn’t take my precise assertion and have been writing issues I by no means stated. After I tried to talk, they informed me to be quiet and requested if I needed to go dwelling,” she said.The lady described Sukhman Mandavi, who was arrested together with the nuns, as a “brother to me.”Nonetheless, Bajrang Dal Durg unit convener Ravi Nigam denied all of the allegations.“We’ve neither threatened nor crushed anybody. There are CCTV cameras put in on the railway station, the reality will come out by way of them,” Nigam famous.Nuns Preethi Mary and Vandana Francis, together with Mandavi have been arrested by the GRP at Chhattisgarh’s Durg railway station on July 25 following a criticism by a neighborhood Bajrang Dal functionary, who accused them of “forcibly changing” three ladies from the tribal-dominated Narayanpur district and trafficking them.