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Jihadis luring Kerala college girls for lovehttp://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS/India/Jihadis-luring-Kerala-college-girls-for-love/articleshow/4956222.cmsAnanthakrishnan G, TNN 1 September 2009THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala police has constituted a special team to probe charges that jihadis are running an organized racket in the state's colleges to lure gullible girls in the name of love and then convert them for subsequent use in anti-national activities. "We are investigating if there is any such design,'' DGP Jacob Punnoose told TOI. What jolted the sleuths into action was a habeus corpus petition in the Kerala high court from the parents of two MBA students. The students were staying in the

same hostel at St John's College in Pathanamthitta district when they met a senior and grew fond of him. But the boy proved to be a nuisance to the authorities and was expelled from the college some years ago. "He still managed to retain contact with four junior students, including the two MBA students and feigned love for them. The boy wanted them to get converted to Islam. But one of them suspected his intentions and withdrew while another developed psychiatric problems. The other two fell for him and eloped,'' college principal Sreekumaran Nair said. When there was no news of their wards, the parents approached the high court with habeus corpus petitions. The girls were subsequently produced in court which allowed the parents the custody of their children for a week. When they appeared in court next, the girls stated they had been trapped and did not want to go back with the boy. In the period they were with him, one of them had

already married the boy and the other was "forced to marry'' his friend, a bus conductor. In their statements given to police, the students claimed that they were shown jihadi videos and literature by the boy. Expressing concern over the development, the high court asked the police to probe deeper. "When we searched the hostel, we found provocative literature given by the boy from the rooms of the two girls,'' the principal said. This was seized by the police who have now extended the probe to other campuses as well they feel this was not an isolated incident. Similar reports have been emerging for quite some time now but were mostly ignored for political reasons, police sources added.

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Sudish

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Dear all,

 

It is the obligation of all Hindu parents to educate their children on

the basic tenets of Hinduism . There is no use in weeping after one's

son or daughter gets trapped by the culurally incompatibe Islamist . It

is true that Hinduism is very broad minded and Hindus don't find it

difficult to live with non-Hindu spouses . However, that is not the case

with rigid religions like Islam and Christianity whose dogmas

categorically reject " Idol worship " as big sin . First thing they do

after marriage is to convert the Hindu spouse to own religion , (if it

was not done prior to marriage) .

 

While a Hindu could make some compromises to protect his/her mixed

marriage , it is not possible in the long run to abandon the ancestor's

religion totally . Many Hindu spouses who have somehow compromised for

so long, have broken down when it came to issues like baptism or the

marriage of their children .

 

Times are bad . People are becoming more and more worldly . Organised

religions like Islam and Christianity are taking a heave toll on the

loosely-knit hinduism .

 

Regards,

 

Das

 

 

 

 

guruvayur , Kesava Dev <uk7d2000 wrote:

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It can be happened any were in the world be

beware......................

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> Jihadis luring Kerala college girls for love

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS/India/Jihadis-luring-Kerala-coll\

ege-girls-for-love/articleshow/4956222.cms

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> Ananthakrishnan G, TNN 1 September 2009

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> THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala police has constituted a special team to

probe charges that jihadis are running

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> an organized racket in the state's colleges to lure gullible girls in

the name of love and then convert them for

> subsequent use in anti-national activities.

>

> " We are investigating if there is any such design,'' DGP Jacob

Punnoose told TOI. What jolted the sleuths into action was a habeus

corpus petition in the Kerala high court from the parents of two MBA

students. The students were staying in the same hostel at St John's

College in Pathanamthitta district when they met a senior and grew fond

of him.

>

> But the boy proved to be a nuisance to the authorities and was

expelled from the college some years ago. " He still managed to retain

contact with four junior students, including the two MBA students and

feigned love for them. The boy wanted them to get converted to Islam.

But one of them suspected his intentions and withdrew while another

developed psychiatric problems. The other two fell for him and eloped,''

college principal Sreekumaran Nair said.

>

> When there was no news of their wards, the parents approached the high

court with habeus corpus petitions. The girls were subsequently produced

in court which allowed the parents the custody of their children for a

week. When they appeared in court next, the girls stated they had been

trapped and did not want to go back with the boy. In the period they

were with him, one of them had already married the boy and the other was

" forced to marry'' his friend, a bus conductor. In their statements

given to police, the students claimed that they were shown jihadi videos

and literature by the boy. Expressing concern over the development, the

high court asked the police to probe deeper.

>

> " When we searched the hostel, we found provocative literature given by

the boy from the rooms of the two girls,'' the principal said. This was

seized by the police who have now extended the probe to other campuses

as well they feel this was not an isolated incident. Similar reports

have been emerging for quite some time now but were mostly ignored for

political reasons, police sources added.

>

>

> Regards

> Sudish

> www.hindujagruti.org

>