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Kerala 'love jihad' case: NIA to question 'some accused' from Kanakamala IS module case who knew Shafin Jahan

The National Investigation Agency probing the 'Kerala love jihad' case on Friday decided to interrogate "some accused" jailed in connection with an Islamic State (IS) module case in the state

Brinda Karat attacks NIA probe into Hadiya case, says agency out on 'fishing expedition' in Kerala

CPM leader Brinda Karat has accused NIA of being out on a "fishing expedition" in Kerala and interrogating couples in inter-caste or inter-community marriages

Kerala 'love jihad' case: Will the judiciary focus on Hadiya's personal liberty instead of infantilising her?

Is it Hadiya’s freedom if she is “allowed” to pursue her studies but not “allowed” to go back to her husband, Shafin?

Kerala love jihad case, as it happened: SC allows Hadiya to resume college, says dean will be responsible for her

Hadiya, who has to depose before the Supreme Court in an alleged 'love jihad' case, said she wanted to be with her husband Shafin Jahan

Kerala love jihad: Hadiya's father denies charges after Rahul Easwar releases video claiming she is tortured

Hindu Aikyavedi president KP Sasikala termed mysterious the release of the video shot in August just four days before the consideration of the case in the apex court.

Kerala love jihad case: Supreme Court must defend adults' rights to act, live and marry as they please under law

The Supreme Court while hearing the Kerala love jihad case must understand that the right and liberty of majors to act, marry, and live where and with whomever they please in accordance with the law is worth defending at all costs

Kerala High Court forcing adult married woman to live with her parents is regressive, violates constitutional rights

A Kerala High Court judgment forcing a married Muslim woman to live with her Hindu parents seems to state that a woman is a property in a man’s house, always 'allowed' and 'permitted' to do things, her identity invariably tied to her father, brother or husband

CPM workers' attack on Kerala Dalit women is an embarrassment to the LDF government

The arrest of two Dalit sisters in Kannur district on the complaint of a CPM worker, within a month of LDF assuming power, raises doubts about the promise they made in the context of the brutal rape and murder of Dalit law student, Jisha, at Perumbavoor in Ernakulam district on 28 April.

Kerala: One of Dalit sisters arrested for 'attacking' CPM workers attempts suicide

Bindu Krishna alleged that CPM was harassing the family for the last 15 years and the situation had worsened after LDF came to power.