A man named Mohd Rafikul recently approached Calcutta high court seeking quashing of an FIR filed by a Hindu woman who accused him of posing as Hindu, pretending to be unmarried, making sexual relations with her after pretending to marry her in a mandir, and assaulting her when she learnt of his first wife and kids Rafikul, in his defence, claimed that he never posed as a Hindu, never married her in a temple, and never made relations with her Instead, he claimed he was a victim of blackmailing by her, calling her a "gold digger", as he is a govt employee in police But Calcutta high court found that as per police investigation, the pujari of the mandir, where Rafikul put sindoor in the woman's forehead as a token ritual of marriage, was told his name was "Rajiv Sarkar" The landlord of the house where Rafikul started living with the woman also testified that he gave his name as "Rajiv Sarkar" Court dismissed Rafikul's petition to quash the FIR, noting that there was sufficient evidence against him to be tried in lower court for charges like cheating by impersonation, fraud, cruelty on wife, assaulting her etc. Court noted that the state does not have an anti-forced conversion law yet Such blatant cases of Muslim men posing as Hindus to trap women across India, and yet only a few states have a law that punishes forced conversion through such traps We @sewanyaya @rashtrajyoti are currently fighting a legal battle in Supreme Court in defence of these existing laws after several petitions sought those be struck down This case is yet another reminder why our campaign to keep these laws, push for their stronger enforcement, along with massive awareness on bhoomi, is most crucial today