KGMU Conversion Case: 4 Women Doctors Allegedly Lured into Relationships and Pressured to Convert
The Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force has submitted a significant report regarding a controversial case at King George's Medical University in Lucknow. The investigation highlights serious allegations involving four women doctors who were reportedly lured into relationships, harassed, blackmailed, and pressured to change their religion. Furthermore, the probe raises concerns about the conduct of several senior professors, university employees, and faculty members who allegedly failed to address official complaints properly. Following the findings, the state government has instructed the university administration to initiate strict disciplinary action against all identified personnel and submit a formal compliance report at the earliest. The unfolding developments have created widespread concern across the medical institution, prompting authorities to ensure a thorough administrative and judicial review of the matter as investigations continue.
The KGMU Conversion Case in Lucknow has taken a major turn, with the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) investigation reportedly raising questions about the roles of several doctors, professors and university employees. According to reports published on October 31, 2026, the STF report refers to allegations involving four women doctors, pressure for religious conversion, blackmail, harassment and complaints that were allegedly not addressed properly. The investigation has also brought the roles of senior faculty members under scrutiny. The Uttar Pradesh government has directed King George’s Medical University (KGMU) to take appropriate action against the personnel identified in the report and submit a compliance report. The allegations remain subject to the relevant administrative and judicial processes.
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