New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has traced 32 additional bank accounts belonging to self-proclaimed spiritual leader Jalaluddin, also known as Chhangur Baba, and his associates. These accounts are suspected of being used for foreign transactions as part of a broader illegal religious conversion network.

The ED has approached concerned banks to obtain transactional data from the past decade. Officials believe these accounts played a key role in facilitating money transfers from overseas, particularly Dubai, which were allegedly used to fund conversion activities and real estate purchases.

The agency has already identified more than ₹100 crore worth of transactions across over 40 bank accounts tied to the godman and his network. These findings come after the arrest of Chhangur Baba and his aides on July 5 on charges of luring people into religious conversion with financial incentives.

According to sources, a significant sum was transferred to these accounts in the past few years, with large deposits arriving as recently as the past few months. Authorities are also scrutinising income tax returns and property ownership records to uncover additional financial irregularities.

In a related development, investigators revealed the accused used code words like "Project," "mitti palatna," "kajal lagana," and "darshan" to conceal their operations and evade detection.

Further details are expected once banks furnish full transaction histories. The ED continues to examine the foreign linkages and property acquisitions potentially tied to the conversion racket.