By Twocircles.net Staff Reporter
Malappuram: A delegation of Muslim organisations on Saturday sought immediate action from Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to release Hadiya from the forced detention of her parents.
Hadiya, a homoeopathic doctor, is now in the protective custody of her parents after she was sent by the Kerala High Court in June annulling her marriage to a Muslim man Shefin Jahan even though she had converted to Islam much before the marriage and did so on her own accord.
Pinarayi Vijayan was here to address the conference of Kerala Working Journalists Union (KUWJ).
The delegation headed by Indian Union Muslim League national general secretary P K Kunhalikutty MP asked the Chief Minister to send a team of doctors to examine Hadiya’s health conditions in the presence of senior police officers. The demand came in the wake of recent reports which said Hadiya’s life was in danger and she was undergoing assault from his father Ashokan.
The delegation asked the government to make a public report on the present condition of Hadiya. The team pointed out that in a recent ruling the Supreme Court had held that Hadiya was free and nobody couldn’t put her under house arrest like condition. “Even after the SC ruling Hadiya’s connection with the outside world is completely cut. Reports have suggested that she is being administered medicines which may harm her physical and mental health,” a statement released by the delegation said.
The team had Samastha Kerala Jamiyyatul Ulama leader Dr Bahaudheen Muhammed Nadwi, IUML state general secretary KPA Majeed, Kerala Nadwathul Mujahideen functionary A I Abdul Majeed Swalahi, Wisdom Global Islamic Mission Parappoor Kunhi Mohammed Madani and Muslim Service Society representative P Unneen.