<h1>Political Allegations Arise in Case of Nuns Detained for Alleged Forced Religious Conversion and Trafficking</h1> A delegation from a Congress-led political alliance in Kerala visited two Catholic nuns detained in Chhattisgarh on allegations of human trafficking and forced religious conversion involving three adult women. The nuns were arrested following a complaint by a local right-wing group. The delegation claimed the nuns were innocent, stating the women were being taken for employment with parental consent and that the nuns faced harassment and mob pressure during police custody. The political leaders alleged the accusations were politically motivated to polarize voters. The state government maintained the arrests were related to an attempt to convert the women under the guise of job training. Another delegation was denied access to the nuns due to time restrictions. The case highlights tensions between minority protection claims and allegations of forced conversions amid political contestation.