Ghar Wapsi in West Bengal: 2 Muslim girls left Islam and embraced Sanatan Hindu Dharma with the help of 'Hindu Samhati'

Flow to embrace Sanatan Hindu Dharma is continuing in West Bengal. And, Hindu Samhati, under its prestigious project 'Maitri' is helping them in their return. Hindu Samhati, from the day of its foundation, helping the girls legally, economically and socially.

Recently. two Muslim girls left Islam and embraced Sanatan Hindu Dharma willingly. After leaving Islam, they willingly took Hindu names. 

Tanu Banu Khatun is a resident of the North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. She loved a Hindu boy and wanted to start a new life. But, due to the fear of the Islamic radical elements, she couldn't gather courage. So, she contacted Hindu Samhati for help. Hindu Samhati extended all possible helps to her. She married her lover and embraced Sanatan Hindu Dharma. She is now 'Anu'. 

Ayesha Khatun is a resident of South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. For last few years, she wanted to return to the Dharma of their forefathers. She loves Hindu culture and rituals and customs. Eventually, she fell in love with a Hindu boy, whom she wanted to marry. She approached Hindu Samhati leadership for help. With the help of Hindu Samhati, she married her lover and subsequently embraced Sanatan Hindu Dharma. She is now Tanwisha Mondal.