Nashik Court denies bail to TCS employee Nida Khan in alleged sexual harassment- forcible conversion case

A special court in Maharashtra’s Nashik has granted bail to Nida Khan, one of the accused in a high-profile religious conversion case involving an IT company. The court’s order has drawn attention for its reference to the birth of Lord Krishna while explaining the reasons for granting bail to the accused, who is five months pregnant. Nida Khan has been accused of pressuring a female colleague to convert to Islam and allegedly making derogatory remarks against Hindu deities. She was arrested nearly two months ago in connection with the case.

According to case records, Nida Khan is five months pregnant. The prosecution has alleged that she attempted to influence a colleague to embrace Islam by exerting religious pressure. She has also been accused of making objectionable remarks against Hindu gods and goddesses. Police arrested her around two months ago, and she has remained in judicial custody since then.