India, Aug. 20 -- In the Durg railway station case that led to the arrest of two nuns and a tribal woman, the three young women from Abujhmad approached the Chhattisgarh State Women's Commission and on Wednesday, the women appeared before the Commission along with their families, alleging harassment and humiliation during the episode.

The petition was filed with commission by Advocate Phool Singh Kachlam on August 5.

On July 25, Sisters Preethi Merry and Vandana Francis from Kerala, and Sukaman Mandavi from Narayanpur, were arrested by the Government Railway Police (GRP) at Durg station following a complaint filed by a Bajrang Dal member.

The complaint alleged that they were involved in forcibly converting three young tribal women from...