muzaffarnagar two women both in their late 20s have been booked under the stringent anticonversion act in ups muzaffarnagar for propagating christianity the women said they had merely held a prayer meeting on sunday in one of their houses when men from a rightwing group barged in and charged them with luring innocent local residents kalpana devi 27 and seema devi 29 were booked the same day and sent to jail the next day monday activists helped them procure bail on tuesday and they were released from jail on wednesday a local resident who lodged a complaint against the duo told police they had tried to lure her with money and gifts kalpana and seema both residents of muzaffarnagar were initially booked under ipc section 151 disturbing peace later sections under the anticonversion act were addedsho at new mandi police station pankaj panth said we added relevant sections of the anticonversion act against the two women on wednesday following a complaint by another resident we are investigating the case thoroughly and trying to collect more information further action will be taken once we get all the detailsdismissing the allegations advocate pranjay chauhan who is fighting the case on behalf of kalpana and seema said they conduct prayer services in their house quite often ever since one of their sons fell seriously ill the charges against them are completely false and intended to malign their image in societyhowever sanjay arora member of a rightwing organisation said both the women were using money and gifts to convert people books and other literature on christianity were found in their house so we called police and demanded action against them