Hadiya’s Hindu father’s terror allegations are baseless: NIA

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October 11, 2017

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has so far found no evidence to vindicate the terror allegations levelled against Akhalia alias Hadiya and her husband Shafin Jahan who were forcefully separated through a controversial judgement by Kerala High Court a few months ago. 

"In Hadiya's case, her Hindu father's fears that she was forced into marriage with Shafin Jahan to be taken out of the country to join the Islamic State terror outfit was found to be without basis as she did not even have a passport," an NIA officer said.

The NIA officer said even as the agency was pursuing investigation into alleged 'love jihad' angle on the Supreme Court's directions, other parties had filed pleas before the apex court to join proceedings. These include Hadiya's father as well as mother of one Nimisha, who had gone missing.

Interestingly, the NIA so far did not question Hadiya in connection with her conversion to Islam and subsequent marriage with Jahan. Hadiya, who made it clear that he wanted to live with her husband, continued to be in house arrest. 

It could be recalled here that the Supreme Court of India had recently questioned the controversial annulment of Hadiya’s marriage by the Kerala High Court and the legality of the girl's father forcibly keeping her in his custody for the past several months.

Also Read: How can Kerala HC annul mature Hadiya’s marriage, questions Supreme Court

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Dear Sangeeth, If U carefully reading your VEDAS which says God is ONE and there is no image of GOD. U will use your intellect to know Why VEDAS says so... ARE we worshiping lifeless objects? U will come to the conclution that  there is only ONE GOD who has no image where VEDAS is speaking the TRUTH. Please Learn more U can also check thequranproject online.

Learn why Vedas mention NA TASYA PRATIMA ASTI - There is no image of God. Y are U worshipping lifeless objects ... She recognized the TRUTH... Now she need to inform her parents to contemplate on the message of VEDAS which says there is only one God and no image of him. Then U will know who needs justice.

Advisor
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Thursday, 12 Oct 2017

I think Hadiya already understood and she is very intelligent to recognize the Cheddi deception of keeping the hindus away from the TRUE GOD.... in Hindu scriptures it is mentioned that there is no image or statue of God. NA TASYA PRATIMA ASTI... I request the NON muslims to ask with the HINDU scholars if there is no image of God in the scriptures why are V worshiping the stones, statues (which are lifeless) ? TRUE GOD ALLAH will guide those who are HONEST in looking for him who is worthy of Worship.

 

Jahan
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Thursday, 12 Oct 2017

She accepted Islam after developing an interest in that particular religion  while studying homeo medicine and living with Muslim roommates. Her marriage was happened later through a matrimonial site. Respecting their parents feeling, every individual has the freedom to accept any religion and also to decide their life partner. There is no element of love jihad as sanghis propagate.

Danish
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Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

#JusticeForHadiya #StopSaffronTerror 

Sangeeth
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Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

If it is not love jihad and their love is pure, why she got converted. He could tell her to stay in her religion  and could have married her. Thier aim is different. not love. Its love jihad. 

Ganesh
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Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

Have to wait what cheddi people will do next. 

Ramakrishna
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Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

Love jihad.. Proper love jihad. Father must get justice. Court should give justice to her father.

Kumar
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Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

Cant blame her father. We will tell secular things untill it happen to us. That father must have had lot of dreams of her marriage. Everything got spoiled, even after that also she got converted. A normal cant accept as being father

Hari
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Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

Hadiya's father is thinking as cheddi people

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Under the contingency fund, the government had room to spend up to Rs 80 crore without budget provision.

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