In a significant development in Guna district, Madhya Pradesh, police have arrested Pastors Uttam Barela and Vikas Barela for allegedly operating a religious conversion racket under the guise of 'faith healing' in Mohanpur Khurd village. The case emerged after a local resident, Brijesh Bairagi, reported witnessing a large gathering where the pastors claimed they could cure serious illnesses, including cancer, through faith. Bairagi, a member of a right-wing group, alleged that attendees were promised medical treatment and financial assistance in exchange for conversion. The complaint also stated that villagers were warned that refusing to convert would result in their illnesses remaining incurable. Additionally, large quantities of meat and chicken were reportedly served at the event to entice attendees. The police are now investigating whether a broader network is involved in organizing such events across rural areas. They have indicated that strict actions will be taken against those found promoting superstition or coercing individuals into conversion.