Once Again The Issue Of ‘Love Jihad’ Has Emerged In Kerala

Once Again the issue of ‘Love Jihad’ has come to the fore in Kerala. Threat of ‘love jihad’ re-emerges in Kerala, government will not allow four women involved in IS to come to India.

Once again the issue of ‘Love Jihad’ has come to the fore in Kerala. In fact, the central government has refused to take back to India the wives of four IS terrorists who had gone there with their husbands and children to live under Islamic rule in Afghanistan.

Sonia Sebastian alias Ayesha, Merin Jacob alias Merin, Nimisha Nair alias Fatima Isa and Rafeela had gone to live in Khorasan province of Islamic Estate between 2016-18.

Their husbands were killed in various attacks and these women surrendered to the Afghanistan administration in the year 2019.

The Modi government has taken a big decision regarding four women who fled India to join the Islamic State.

It is reported that the Modi government has decided not to allow the four women who joined the terrorist organization to come to India.

These four women were from Kerala and are lodged in a prison in Afghanistan.

According to the report, these four women had fled from Kerala to Khorasan province of Afghanistan with their husbands and then they had joined the terrorist organization Islamic State.

After these interrogations, many Indian security agencies, including the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs and top officials of intelligence agencies, found that after their conversion, they have been made a very deadly type of radicalization.

Their coming back to Kerala can be very fatal for the state. Whereas Bindu’s mother has no hand in the engagement in this matter.

The four women are residents of Kerala, who had joined the Islamic State in 2016-18, a terrorist organization formed with the aim of establishing the rule of Islam in the whole world.

At that time, ISIS had appealed to Muslims from all over the world to join ISIS, but they got the support of a few Muslims.

About a dozen people from India had also fled to Afghanistan and Syria. The husbands of these four women have been killed in different incidents and these women were fighters of Islamic States.

However, these four women surrendered to the Afghanistan administration in December 2019 and was sent to jail.