<p>A woman from the southern Indian state of Karnataka has claimed she was locked up in the house by her husband 12 years ago until she was rescued by the police a few days back. The woman, however, has refused to file a case against her husband and decided to stay at her parents’ house. The police on the other hand&nbsp;say the woman had been locked up for a few weeks and not 12 years.</p>

<p>The woman, from Karnataka’s Mysuru, is in her early thirties and was reportedly married to her husband 12 years ago. The woman claimed she would use a small box for loo and toilet breaks while being locked up inside the house.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"It’s been 12 years since I got married. He always locked me up in the house and tortured me. Nobody in the area would question him... My children go to school. But they remain outside until my husband comes back from work. I would give them food through the window," the woman was quoted as saying by India Today.</p>

<h2><strong>Conflicting statement by police</strong></h2>

<p>Meanwhile, a senior police officer was quoted by NDTV as saying that the woman had been confined for the last two-three weeks only.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"She was confined for the last two to three weeks. Her movement was restricted. She has visited her parents' home in the past," the officer said, while adding that the husband was insecure.</p>

<p>The woman after being rescued said she would stay at her parents&nbsp;house until her marital issues were sorted out. The woman is the man's&nbsp;third wife.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A woman from the southern Indian state of Karnataka has claimed she was locked up in the house by her husband 12 years ago until she was rescued by the police a few days back.

A woman from the southern Indian state of Karnataka has claimed she was locked up in the house by her husband 12 years ago until she was rescued by the police a few days back. The woman, however, has refused to file a case against her husband and decided to stay at her parents’ house. The police on the other hand say the woman had been locked up for a few weeks and not 12 years. The woman, from Karnataka’s Mysuru, is in her early thirties and was reportedly married to her husband 12 years ago. The woman claimed she would use a small box for loo and toilet breaks while being locked up inside the house. Watch: US approves $4 billion sale of MQ-9B drones to India × "It’s been 12 years since I got married. He always locked me up in the house and tortured me. Nobody in the area would question him... My children go to school. But they remain outside until my husband comes back from work. I would give them food through the window," the woman was quoted as saying by India Today. Conflicting statement by police Meanwhile, a senior police officer was quoted by NDTV as saying that the woman had been confined for the last two-three weeks only. Also read: Maldives delegation in Delhi ahead of core group meeting today "She was confined for the last two to three weeks. Her movement was restricted. She has visited her parents' home in the past," the officer said, while adding that the husband was insecure. The woman after being rescued said she would stay at her parents house until her marital issues were sorted out. The woman is the man's third wife. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>The Madras High Court on Tuesday directed the Tamil Nadu government to place signs in all Hindu temples, explicitly stating that non-Hindus are restricted beyond the 'Kodimaram' (flagpole) area. It also said that Hindus have the fundamental right to profess and practice their religion.</p>

<p>Justice S Srimathy of the HC's Madurai Bench issued this judgement while considering a plea from D Senthilkumar, who sought exclusive access for Hindus to the Arulmigu Palani Dhandayuthapani Swamy temple in Tamil Nadu's Dindigul district and its sub-temples.</p>

<p>In addition to restricted access, the petitioner requested the installation of display boards at temple entrances conveying this limitation.</p>

<h2><strong>What would the boards say?</strong></h2>

<p>The court specified that the boards should indicate that "non-Hindus are not allowed inside the temple after Kodimaram."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Non-Hindus claiming access to a particular deity must provide an undertaking affirming their faith and commitment to Hindu customs, said the court.</p>

<p>"The respondents are directed not to allow the non-Hindus who do not believe in Hindu religion. If any Non-Hindu claims to visit a particular deity in the temple, then the respondents shall obtain an undertaking from the said non-Hindu that he has faith in the deity and he would follow the customs and practices of Hindu religion and also abide by the temple customs and on such undertaking the said non-Hindu may be allowed to visit the temple."</p>

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<p>The judgement also stressed the importance of maintaining temple premises in accordance with rules and customs.</p>

<p>"The respondents shall maintain the temple premises by strictly following the agamas (temple rules), customs and practices of the temple," said the judge, as reported by PTI.</p>

<p>Further, rejecting the respondents' plea to limit the order to the Palani temple the court said: "But the issue raised is a larger issue and the same ought to be applicable to all Hindu temples, hence the plea of the respondents is rejected. As stated supra, these restrictions would ensure communal harmony among different religions and ensure peace in the society."&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Therefore the State Government, the HR&amp;CE department, the respondents and all persons who are involved in temple administration are directed to follow the directions to all Hindu temples."&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Alleged incidents that hurt Hindu sentiments</strong></h2>

<p>The court referred to incidents of non-Hindus allegedly entering temples and engaging in activities contrary to Hindu customs. This included reports of people bringing in non-vegetarian food into Arulmighu Brahadeeswarar Temple premises and bringing in "their sacred book" near the sanctum&nbsp;sanctorum of the Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"People belonging to other religions have the right to profess and practice their religion. But the customs and practice of their respective religion cannot be interfering with and any interference ought to be curtailed."</p>

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<p>"The temple is not (a) picnic spot or tourist spot. Even in Arulmighu Brahadeeswarar Temple, Thanjavur the other religion people are allowed to admire and appreciate the architectural monuments of the temple, but not after Kodimaram."</p>

<p>"While admiring the architectural monuments the people cannot use the premises as picnic spot or tourist spot and the temples premises ought to be maintained with reverence and as per agamas. Therefore, the rights guaranteed under the Articles are not granting any right to the respondents to allow the other religion people if they do not have any faith and belief in the Hindu religion. Moreover, the rights are guaranteed to all religions and there cannot be any bias in applying such rights," said the court.</p>

<p>It emphasised the need to protect the fundamental rights guaranteed under the constitution and ensure the sanctity of Hindu temples.</p>

<p>"In fact, in the above-narrated incidents the Department had failed to protect the fundamental rights guaranteed under the constitution," said the court.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


The Madras High Court on Tuesday directed the Tamil Nadu government to place signs in all Hindu temples, explicitly stating that non-Hindus are restricted beyond the 'Kodimaram' (flagpole) area.

The Madras High Court on Tuesday directed the Tamil Nadu government to place signs in all Hindu temples, explicitly stating that non-Hindus are restricted beyond the 'Kodimaram' (flagpole) area. It also said that Hindus have the fundamental right to profess and practice their religion. Justice S Srimathy of the HC's Madurai Bench issued this judgement while considering a plea from D Senthilkumar, who sought exclusive access for Hindus to the Arulmigu Palani Dhandayuthapani Swamy temple in Tamil Nadu's Dindigul district and its sub-temples. In addition to restricted access, the petitioner requested the installation of display boards at temple entrances conveying this limitation. What would the boards say? The court specified that the boards should indicate that "non-Hindus are not allowed inside the temple after Kodimaram." Non-Hindus claiming access to a particular deity must provide an undertaking affirming their faith and commitment to Hindu customs, said the court. "The respondents are directed not to allow the non-Hindus who do not believe in Hindu religion. If any Non-Hindu claims to visit a particular deity in the temple, then the respondents shall obtain an undertaking from the said non-Hindu that he has faith in the deity and he would follow the customs and practices of Hindu religion and also abide by the temple customs and on such undertaking the said non-Hindu may be allowed to visit the temple." Also read | WATCH | Centuries-old desire of Ram temple now a reality, says India's president Murmu The judgement also stressed the importance of maintaining temple premises in accordance with rules and customs. "The respondents shall maintain the temple premises by strictly following the agamas (temple rules), customs and practices of the temple," said the judge, as reported by PTI. Further, rejecting the respondents' plea to limit the order to the Palani temple the court said: "But the issue raised is a larger issue and the same ought to be applicable to all Hindu temples, hence the plea of the respondents is rejected. As stated supra, these restrictions would ensure communal harmony among different religions and ensure peace in the society." "Therefore the State Government, the HR&CE department, the respondents and all persons who are involved in temple administration are directed to follow the directions to all Hindu temples." Alleged incidents that hurt Hindu sentiments The court referred to incidents of non-Hindus allegedly entering temples and engaging in activities contrary to Hindu customs. This included reports of people bringing in non-vegetarian food into Arulmighu Brahadeeswarar Temple premises and bringing in "their sacred book" near the sanctum sanctorum of the Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple. "People belonging to other religions have the right to profess and practice their religion. But the customs and practice of their respective religion cannot be interfering with and any interference ought to be curtailed." Also read | WATCH | Centuries-old desire of Ram temple now a reality, says India's president Murmu "The temple is not (a) picnic spot or tourist spot. Even in Arulmighu Brahadeeswarar Temple, Thanjavur the other religion people are allowed to admire and appreciate the architectural monuments of the temple, but not after Kodimaram." "While admiring the architectural monuments the people cannot use the premises as picnic spot or tourist spot and the temples premises ought to be maintained with reverence and as per agamas. Therefore, the rights guaranteed under the Articles are not granting any right to the respondents to allow the other religion people if they do not have any faith and belief in the Hindu religion. Moreover, the rights are guaranteed to all religions and there cannot be any bias in applying such rights," said the court. It emphasised the need to protect the fundamental rights guaranteed under the constitution and ensure the sanctity of Hindu temples. "In fact, in the above-narrated incidents the Department had failed to protect the fundamental rights guaranteed under the constitution," said the court. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>A 30-year-old Non-resident Indian (NRI) was allegedly killed by her in-laws in Punjab’s Kapurthala district last week in a property dispute case. The victim, identified as Rajdeep Kaur, had been living in the US for the last seven years. However, she was called to India by her in-laws on the pretext of attending a wedding.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Police have now registered a case against the victim’s in-laws Jasdev Singh, Baljit Kaur and husband Manjinder Singh under Sections 302 (murder), 120-b (criminal conspiracy) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).</p>

<p>Police said the husband of the victim is living in the US illegally and is reportedly involved in the conspiracy of Kaur’s murder and has been charged.</p>

<p>"It is believed the woman was murdered as she had a hefty life insurance coverage," said Babandeep Singh, DSP of Sultanpur Lodhi. The family allegedly put the dead body of the victim in a freezer for two days before informing the police.</p>

<h2><strong>How the matter came to light</strong></h2>

<p>The victim’s mother, who lives in the UK, received a call from Kaur’s in-laws about the demise of her daughter. Nirmal Kaur immediately travelled to India and lodged a complaint with Sultanpur Lodhi police on January 25.</p>

<p>Nirmal Kaur said that her daughter was continuously subjected to torture by her husband after she refused to transfer all her property in&nbsp;his name for immigration purposes. "My daughter was called to India based on a lie about a wedding. It was a plan to kill her," she alleged.</p>

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<p>Nirmal also claimed that Rajdeep’s in-laws first cited a heart attack as cause of her death but later another relative claimed she died of toxic gas from a room heater.</p>

<p>She alleged that the arrested duo was also opposing conducting the post-mortem and called for performing last rites without proper medical investigation.</p>

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<p>“I got suspicious as her in-laws and relatives kept changing their statements. I approached local police and filed a complaint on January 26,” she said, adding that there was no wedding function in the family.<br />
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According to police, the post-mortem report revealed that Rajdeep Kaur was strangled to death.</p>

<p>“The victim’s in-laws were taken in custody during which they confessed that Rajdeep was murdered and was rushed to a hospital to show that she died a natural death,” the DSP said.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A 30-year-old Non-resident Indian (NRI) was allegedly killed by her in-laws in Punjab’s Kapurthala district last week in a property dispute case. The victim, identified as Rajdeep Kaur, had been living in the US for the last seven years.

A 30-year-old Non-resident Indian (NRI) was allegedly killed by her in-laws in Punjab’s Kapurthala district last week in a property dispute case. The victim, identified as Rajdeep Kaur, had been living in the US for the last seven years. However, she was called to India by her in-laws on the pretext of attending a wedding. Police have now registered a case against the victim’s in-laws Jasdev Singh, Baljit Kaur and husband Manjinder Singh under Sections 302 (murder), 120-b (criminal conspiracy) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Police said the husband of the victim is living in the US illegally and is reportedly involved in the conspiracy of Kaur’s murder and has been charged. "It is believed the woman was murdered as she had a hefty life insurance coverage," said Babandeep Singh, DSP of Sultanpur Lodhi. The family allegedly put the dead body of the victim in a freezer for two days before informing the police. How the matter came to light The victim’s mother, who lives in the UK, received a call from Kaur’s in-laws about the demise of her daughter. Nirmal Kaur immediately travelled to India and lodged a complaint with Sultanpur Lodhi police on January 25. Nirmal Kaur said that her daughter was continuously subjected to torture by her husband after she refused to transfer all her property in his name for immigration purposes. "My daughter was called to India based on a lie about a wedding. It was a plan to kill her," she alleged. Watch: India: Police detain man in Punjab for impersonating a girl during exam × Nirmal also claimed that Rajdeep’s in-laws first cited a heart attack as cause of her death but later another relative claimed she died of toxic gas from a room heater. She alleged that the arrested duo was also opposing conducting the post-mortem and called for performing last rites without proper medical investigation. Also read: India weather: IMD issues red alert in north as dense fog, cold wave likely to continue till Jan 28 “I got suspicious as her in-laws and relatives kept changing their statements. I approached local police and filed a complaint on January 26,” she said, adding that there was no wedding function in the family. According to police, the post-mortem report revealed that Rajdeep Kaur was strangled to death. “The victim’s in-laws were taken in custody during which they confessed that Rajdeep was murdered and was rushed to a hospital to show that she died a natural death,” the DSP said. (With inputs from agencies)

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