Following the demolition of Changur Baba's mansion in Balrampur, the administration will now recover expenses totaling ₹8.55 lakh. The Baba is implicated in a major case involving anti-national activities, foreign funding, and religious conversion.
UP: After demolishing the luxurious mansion built on government land in Balrampur, the administration has now issued a notice to Jamaluddin, also known as Changur Baba, to recover ₹8.55 lakh in demolition costs. The matter is not just about illegal construction, but is believed to be part of a network of foreign funding and anti-national activities.
Action Intensifies After Demolition of Structure on Government Land
In Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district, the administration has moved forward with further action after using a bulldozer on the illegal mansion of Jamaluddin, also known as Changur Baba. The administration will now recover the demolition expenses from the Baba. The administration has stated that a notice for recovery will be posted on the Baba's mansion today.
The expenses include the use of JCB machines, the salaries of police personnel involved in the security arrangements for three days, and other administrative costs. In total, the expenses amount to over ₹8.55 lakh, which will now be recovered from Changur Baba.
The Illegal Mansion Resembled a Palace, Complete with a Surveillance System
The mansion demolished by the administration was no less than a luxurious palace. CCTV cameras were installed all around the mansion. A private power plant and dozens of solar panels were also present. Additionally, barbed wire was laid on the boundary, allegedly carrying an electric current to prevent anyone from approaching the mansion.
A secret control room was also present inside the mansion, used to monitor the entire complex. This control room was directly connected to the Baba's bedroom, and recordings of everyone coming and going were made.
Increased Activity by Police and Investigation Agencies
The UP police have already arrested Changur Baba, his close associate Neetu Rohra, her husband Jalaluddin, and the Baba's son in this entire case. The search for the remaining suspects is also ongoing. The ATS (Anti-Terrorism Squad) and the ED (Enforcement Directorate) are investigating this case. Initial investigations have revealed evidence of crores of rupees in foreign funding.
Foreign Network Linked to Pakistan and Turkey
Investigation agencies have received indications that Changur Baba's network was not limited to religious conversion but was also part of anti-national activities and contact with foreign agencies. It is reported that the Baba was receiving substantial funding from Pakistan and Turkey.
According to reports, the purpose of this funding was to run a campaign aimed at making India a Muslim nation. The investigation also revealed that Changur Baba had received ₹500 crore in foreign funding.
Meetings in Dubai and Scrutiny of Bank Accounts
Neetu alias Nasreen and her husband, Naveen Rohra, played a major role in operating the foreign funding network. They introduced the Baba to the Dubai network. Changur Baba also went to Dubai in 2018, where meetings were held with foreign agents.
The investigation also revealed that Naveen Rohra had opened a total of 8 foreign bank accounts to receive foreign funding. These accounts are now also being investigated.
Not Just Conversion, Part of an Anti-National Conspiracy
The action against Changur Baba is not limited to illegal construction and religious conversion. Investigation agencies are viewing it as linked to a larger anti-national network. The Baba is accused not only of acquiring illegal property but also of using it in anti-national activities.
The Baba's network was active in several districts of Uttar Pradesh, as well as in other parts of the country. Notably, women, the elderly, and vulnerable sections of society were targeted in this network.
