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Damoh: Samagra Records Manipulated, FIR Filed
7 Oct
Summary
- 105 children registered under a single family ID in Damoh.
- FIR filed against six people for alleged Samagra record manipulation.
- Probe includes potential religious conversion and child trafficking angles.
An administrative inquiry in Damoh has brought to light a large-scale manipulation of Samagra records. The investigation uncovered 105 children registered under a single family ID (40777745), with multiple children marked as 'Adopted'. These irregularities, spanning over 11 years from January 2013 to June 2024, have resulted in an FIR against six individuals.
Officials are currently attempting to locate these children and ascertain their current status. The case originated from a complaint alleging irregular registrations and record manipulation. The inquiry examined supporting documents, concluding that registrations were made contrary to prescribed procedures. Instances of transferring children's records between different family IDs, allegedly using forged documents, were also identified.
The probe is examining whether the manipulation was limited to fraudulent data entry or indicates a broader network involving child identity, placement, and possible religious conversion. An FIR has been lodged at the Damoh Dehat police station, naming six individuals. Investigations are ongoing to establish connections between identity manipulation, 'adopted' entries, and potential religious conversion activities.
