minor hindu girls

One woman walked away from a child marriage. Another sought divorce. Together, their cases exposed the bargain at the heart of atta-satta

Few state polls have been as dramatic as this round. TOI explains the verdicts through 10 decisive factors, from freebies becoming entitlements to women’s safety, and from Hindu vote to Gen Z angst

The court was hearing an appeal filed by a Hindu man (appellant) challenging the order passed by a family court in Madurai.

Recent state election results reveal a resurgence of anti-incumbency, Hindu vote consolidation, and the enduring appeal of Narendra Modi. Factors like women's safety concerns, the rise of cash transfer schemes, and Gen Z's political awakening also played significant roles. The article delves into these ten decisive elements shaping India's electoral landscape.

Authorities across India are taking action against songs and content deemed vulgar and glorifying crime, leading to takedowns and FIRs. This crackdown, involving police, courts, and regulatory bodies, sparks debate on balancing creative freedom with social responsibility, particularly concerning youth influence.

A dispute between two accused, Ayan Ahmed and Uzer Khan, exposed a sexual abuse and blackmail scandal involving girls in Amravati. Their alleged bet to win over girls escalated to recording and uploading explicit videos online. The fallout reportedly occurred over money, leading Uzer Khan to make the videos viral in anger.

Authorities have detained a second 17-year-old in a Moradabad case involving a Hindu girl allegedly coerced into wearing a burqa and pressured for conversion. The incident, which occurred last December, led to an FIR against five Muslim girls. The complainant's brother reported his sister was taken away by the group, raising suspicions of ill intent.

Kumbh Mela sensation Monalisa has accused an unnamed film director of misbehaving with minors and making death threats against her and her husband, Farman. The couple, who married according to Hindu rites, pleaded with governments for protection, citing poster burnings and accusations of 'love jihad'. They vowed to commit suicide if separated. Read on to know more in detail.

Bijaynagar police filed a chargesheet against thirteen individuals, including five minors, accused of targeting minor hindu girls. The charges include forceful religious conversion, blackmail, and inciting communal hatred. Investigations revealed a gang coercing girls into meetings, manipulating them with gifts, and pushing them to adopt Islamic practices.

The Hindu community in Sindh, Pakistan, today staged a demonstration seeking protection of minorities in the country following the abduction, forcible religious conversion and marriage of a minor Hindu girl to a Muslim man twice her age. The incident has sent shock waves among the minority community who allege they get no protection from the law enforcement agencies.

Sources said the minor Hindu girl was presented in a Jacobabad court amidst elaborate security arrangements, as several Muslim bodies, including Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam Pakistan, called for a strike and protest against the trial of the Muslim husband.

The protests erupted over allegations of a Muslim youth "luring" a minor Hindu girl and eloping with her on November 14. The accused, a resident of Ahmed Nagar in Hojai, allegedly introduced himself as a Hindu man.