North India Statesman
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‘Love jihad’ case in hyderabad: A recent ‘Love Jihad’ case has come to light in Banjaraj Hills area of Hyderabad, which has created a stir in social media and local community. Pakistani -origin person Fahd is accused of hiding his true identity and married to Hindu woman Kirti and forcibly converted her.
What is the matter?
Fahad’s real identity:
Fahd came to India from Pakistan in 1998. Her father was Pakistani and mother from Hyderabad. After the father’s death, the mother returned to Hyderabad.
Fake documents for job:
Fahd got a job in Sipal company with the help of fake documents.
Marriage and conversion:
In 2016, Fahd confessed to Kirti by deception, named her “Doha Fatima” and married.
Blame:
After marriage, Fahd also implicated another woman in his company. When Kirti came to know about this truth, she showed courage and complained to the police.
Police investigation – What does the report say?
The police have arrested Fahd and another woman.
Fahad’s documents, citizenship and other records (Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID) are also in -depth investigation, as many questions are being raised on his citizenship and documents.
It is alleged that Fahd became an Indian citizen in 2018, while the wedding took place on fake documents in 2016.
Police are investigating how many more people have been victims of this fraud.
Example of victim’s courage
Kirti came forward and alerted the other potential victims with the help of the police.
The police is proceeding under strict action and legal system in this case.
Why is the matter serious?
Fraud and forced conversion For example, vigilance of law and awareness of society is very important on matters.
This case also teaches to increase awareness in the society, prevent the misuse of fake nikahs and documents.
