Love Jihad

Nagpur: Tragedy struck Sakhre family of Bhankheda the second time in just over a month. It had lost eldest son Prateek, 28, to illness just five weeks ago. On Sunday when the family was preparing for the ritual after completion of one-and-quarter month of Prateek’s death, the body of their second daughter, 20-year-old Pallavi, was found in community latrine for the women’s, strangled to death by her lover. Initial investigations revealed that Pallavi was fourmonth pregnant.

Margao (Goa): A group of Muslims from the city here have demanded that the authorities keep a track on the activities of the Popular Front of India, allegedly involved in Love Jihad activities in Kerala.

Pathanamthitta (Kerala): Few days back a secular Malayalam Daily, Kerala Kaumudi exposed shocking revelations about a jihadi organisation named ‘Love Jihad’ which has been conveniently ignored by rest of the media.

While claims of everyday low-level persecution are constantly bubble underneath the surface, the more charged issue of Hindu women being abducted and forced to convert is increasingly coming to light in Pakistan and India.

Hon’ble Calcutta High Court rejected the bail of Muslim Kidnapper who tried to legalize his mischievous marriage to a minor Hindu girl by illegal conversion.

Thrissur (Kerala): The Suicide of Parthiba (23) (Converted to Diya Firos few days before suicide) following the torture of her Husband and his family due to her opposition to get converted to Islam pose a serious question to our society.

Many cases continue to be filed in Karnataka High Court related to love affairs and the alleged communal angle despite police investigations revealing no evidence of a love jihad movement.

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala): The alleged 'love jihad' movement in Kerala has a political sub text. Both ABVP and SFI allege that NDF is carrying out forced conversions.

Kolkata: Calcutta High Court on Wednesday granted the anticipatory bail plea of a 26-year-old Muslim youth from Murshidabad who had been accused of kidnapping and marrying a 15-year-old Hindu girl.

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday stated that forced conversions, termed as Love Jihad or Romeo Jihad, and efforts for that were a reality in the State despite the arguments by the Kerala Director General of Police, and Union Home Department to the contrary.

Rema Sene's president Muthalik `alleged' that 3,000 girls who had reportedly married Muslim boys had returned to the Hindu community.

According to a report in The Pioneer, police officials probing the Love Jihad have estimated that as many as 940 women had gone missing in Kerala in the past five years in dubious circumstances. Love jihadis have converted more than 4,000 women in Kerala alone through love and marriage in the recent past

Bangalore (Karnataka): A day after the Karnataka High Court directed the state and Kerala to probe the "Love Jihad movement" where young non-Muslim girls are allegedly trapped into marriage and converted into Islam.

Mangalore (Karnataka): HJS and other Hindu organization organized Protest On 15.10. 2009 at 11.00 Am in Mangalore to condemn “Love Jihad” which gradually increased day by day in Mangalore.

Kerala and coastal Karnataka have been witnessing a strange kind of jihad, which has even drawn the attention of a high court. This jihad has been termed as 'love jihad'.