Had miscarriage due to medical negligence: Moradabad woman held under UP's 'love jihad' law shares horror
4 years ago

Had miscarriage due to medical negligence: Moradabad woman held under UP's 'love jihad' law shares horror

India Today  

The 22-year-old Moradabad woman, who was sent to a shelter home after her husband was arrested under the new "love jihad" law in Uttar Pradesh, on Tuesday alleged that suffered a miscarriage due to medical negligence. After the first case of "love jihad" came to light, police, acting on a complaint, arrested Rashid, and booked him under the new anti-conversion law, while the woman was sent to a protection home. Later, officials of the Child Protection Commission in Moradabad clarified that the reports of a "forced abortion" of the 22-year-old woman were "fake" and said she did not suffer a miscarriage. "I was heading towards Kanth Tehsil with papers of court marriage when Bajrang Dal workers caught me," the woman said.

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Indian woman says she suffered miscarriage after being detained under new interfaith marriage law
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Indian woman says she suffered miscarriage after being detained under new interfaith marriage law

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'Love jihad' law: Officials say UP woman didn't suffer miscarriage, reports of forced abortion fake
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'Love jihad' law: Officials say UP woman didn't suffer miscarriage, reports of forced abortion fake

India Today  

Officials of the Child Protection Commission in Moradabad have clarified that the reports of a 22-year-old woman, who converted to Islam after marrying a Muslim man and was allegedly forced to abort her baby, were "fake" and said she did not suffer a miscarriage. The officials told India Today TV that the woman, identified as Pinky aka Muskan Jahan, is …

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