Kerala has a new concern: “love
jihad”.
The state High Court on Wednesday directed the Kerala Police and Union Home Ministry to probe the alleged movement, under which young Muslim boys reportedly target college girls for conversion by feigning love.
The court also asked the state and Centre to look into the sources that “fund” the love jihad, the number of girls who have got “trapped in the racket” in the past three years and its extremist links, if any.
Justice K T Sankaran was hearing anticipatory bail applications of two Muslim youths, accused of “luring” two MBA students into marriage for reportedly the purpose of religious conversion. The court rejected their bail pleas.
The two youths
were allegedly associated with Campus Front, a student outfit of the
right-wing Muslim organisation Popular Front of India (PFI).
Their mission? Got to keep that Muzzie Baby Machine well stocked!
Special branch of Police started investigation when marriages of such large scales are reported within last 6 months. As per the instructions to recruits of this organisation, they have to love a Hindu girl within the time frame of 2 weeks and brainwash them to get converted and marry within 6 months. Special instructions to breed a tleast 4 kids have also been given. If the target won’t get trapped within first 2 weeks, they are instructed to leave them and move on to another girl.
<-- one of the posters in front of a women’s college in the Kerala region.
"Kerala Police are probing into appearance of posters bearing the name Sri Rama Sene cautioning Hindu girls about "the love jihad" campaign being allegedly carried out by Islamic radical outfits in campuses in the state. The posters in Malayalam, found pasted in front of two women's colleges here, said "we warn Hindu girls not to fall prey to the love jihad campaign by fundamentalist outfits".
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