In the ongoing investigation of an alleged religious conversion case in Nashik, Maharashtra, Nida Khan, a TCS employee, has confessed to teaching the victim how to perform Namaz and conducting religious instruction at her home. Sources indicate that Khan admitted to pressuring the victim to observe fasting during Ramadan, under the influence of main accused Danish and Tausif, who are alleged to have insisted she fast for all 30 days. Investigators are focusing on the nature of the religious instruction and the circumstances surrounding it. The case has revealed that the victim received 171 links containing religious content, raising concerns about a coordinated effort to influence her beliefs. Authorities are analyzing digital evidence, including chat records and online communications, to establish the extent of coercion and pressure exercised on the victim. The investigation remains active, with police yet to disclose further details about potential charges against the accused.