Pilibhit (Uttar Pradesh) : In Uttar Pradesh, six Muslims – a family of five and one individual – willingly embraced Hinduism, adopting new names and identities.

When questioned by this publication to Muslim Federation of India (MFI) National President MA Mujeeb said that Sanathan Dharma needs no introduction while Teerth Seva Nyas  claims itself as sanathan sect and its ethics advocates and amalgamates into one god and no sects.  

The  Muslims who alleged to have embraced Hinduism are put on the carpet of Shudras and they are deprives of Social and Economic and political justice. 

Hinduism relies on manusmrithi and Manudharma that has 4 sects the Brahmin, Vaisya, Xetriya and Sudras which moolavasy sect they are mutated into by what rituals, Mujeeb who studied Sanskrit and all the religions took social economic  justice unlike from Islam that teaches love and respect humanity, Mujeeb added.  

Only one Shudra Presidents  KK Narayanan was allowed to visit temples whenever he was invited by the priests . No other Shudra Presidents either Dhrupad Murmur or Ram Nath Kovind  they were deprived of the entry into Sanathana rituals.  To get about five or six into Sanathani Hindus are not clear either they becoming  Brahmin or  Vyasya or  Xetriya but definitely to be arranged as shudra, Mujeeb said

"We took this decision with our own free will. We feel a sense of respect, compassion and peace towards Sanata Dharma," the family said. Mahid and his wife Sabina Bibi are now Mohit and Khushi. “We took this decision with our own free will. We feel a sense of respect, compassion and peace towards Sanata Dharma,” he said.

Their two sons were given the names Roshan and Rohan, while their daughter was named Ananya. The family reside in Pilibhit district.

Ibrahim is now Virat Pundir. He hails from Saharanpur.

The religious conversion took place at the holy ghats of Chandighat in Haridwar. All six people took a dip in the Ganges River, followed by Hindu rituals amid Vedic chants.

Teerth Seva Nyas conducted the ceremony under the guidance of its president, Teerthacharya Sant Ram Vishal Das Maharaj. “Our objective is to strengthen awareness of religion, values and service in society,” he said, adding that traditions such as the Ganga, yagna, religious rituals and family values had an important place in Sanatan tradition.