The trial of love jihad case in Kerala on Tuesday was heard in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court, while giving an important decision in this matter, refused clear the marriage. The Supreme Court has said that if the boy and the girl say that they are married then it can not be the subject of any investigation. The Supreme Court said that no investigating agency can investigate any one’s marital status. If the boy and girl say that they are married then they can not be examined.
The Supreme Court has not said anything on the investigation
On the other hand, the Supreme Court said nothing about withdrawing the order of NIA investigation on the cases of love jihad That is, the NIA will continue the investigation. The Supreme Court has also made Hadia alias Akhila in the party on Tuesday. Now the next hearing of this case will now be on February 22. Let me tell you that the court had sent back Hadiya alias Akhila, who had converted from religion, to college to complete the studies last year. NIA has described this marriage as a part of the big conspiracy of jihadist elements. On the order of the court, NIA is investigating such weddings in Kerala in the last few years besides this marriage.
What is the whole matter?
Akhila, a resident of Waikom in Kerala, was studying homeopathy in Tamil Nadu. Akhil’s father M Ashokan has alleged that two Muslim girls living with her at the hostel prompted her to convert. Akhila accepted Islam and named herself Hadia. In January 2016, she separated from her family. Hadia’s father filed a petition in the Kerala High Court in December 2016. They claimed that their daughter has fallen into the wrong hands. She can be sent to Syria by becoming a member of ISIS. They demanded to send the daughter back to her. Later, the matter reached the Supreme Court.
