ED's big action, Properties worth Rs 13 crore of conversion gang mastermind Changur Baba and his associates attached

Lucknow, The Lucknow Zonal Team of the Directorate of Enforcement has taken major action in the money laundering case and attached 13 immovable properties, whose total value is said to be around Rs 13.02 crore. All these properties are located in Uttaraula area of ​​​​Balrampur district and were purchased in the name of Neetu Naveen Rohra.

What is the case?

This case is related to Changur Baba and his associates. ED started the investigation on the basis of FIR of ATS Lucknow. The FIR alleged large-scale illegal religious conversion, funding from abroad and activities challenging national security.

The investigation revealed that Changur Baba had set up a network from Chand Aulia Dargah in Balrampur. Here he often used to organize large religious gatherings, in which people from India and abroad participated. It is alleged that he used to convert people, especially Dalits and economically weaker Hindu community, by luring and pressurizing them.

ED investigation also revealed that Changur Baba conspired with Dubai-based businessman Naveen Rohra. For this, the bank account of Naveen Rohra's Dubai company United Marine FZE was used. Rs 21.08 crore came into this account from suspicious sources, which was later brought to India through NRE/NRO accounts. With this money, land and properties were purchased in the name of Neetu Rohra (Naveen Rohra's wife) in Uttaraula.

It is worth noting that ED arrested Changur Baba on 28 July 2025 and Naveen Rohra on 4 August 2025. At present, both the accused are in judicial custody. ED says that further investigation is going on in the matter. Let us tell you that after the Changur Baba case came to light, it was discussed all over the country and people were surprised as to how a person was committing crime in an organized manner.