Geeta Dhami, founder of Seva Sankalp Foundation, speaking at a Sawan Utsav organised by the organisation, commended Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami for taking action against alleged “land jihad” in Uttarakhand, claiming that over 10,000 acres of land had been illegally occupied. She claimed that ongoing verification drives had identified thousands of unidentified outsiders in the state’s mountainous areas who were allegedly occupying government land, concealing their identities under false Hindu names, and engaging in “love jihad” and “thook jihad.” She also praised the state government’s decision to shut down the Madarsa Board, claiming that “anti-national forces” were being nurtured there. She further praised the enactment of an anti-conversion law to protect local communities, claiming that in Khatima, indigenous Tharu people had allegedly converted to Christianity due to what she termed as “foreign-funded incentives.”