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Monalisa–Farman Seek Protection After Death Threats as Police Review Interfaith Marriage Dispute

Police review follows political pressure for document probes, age verification.

Overview

  • Monalisa Bhosle and husband Farman Khan released a video and letter asking the Chief Minister, the Commissioner and media for help, saying they have received open death threats.
  • The couple married on March 11 at Kerala’s Arumanoor Sri Nainaar Deva Temple and publicly denied “love jihad” claims, saying the ceremony followed Hindu rituals and that they respect all religions.
  • Kerala police earlier noted Monalisa stated she was an adult and declined to go with her father, so authorities did not intervene in the marriage.
  • Two BJP MLAs and the district party chief met Superintendent of Police Ravindra Verma seeking cancellation of Monalisa’s passport, an inquiry into alleged forged documents and action over claims she could be sent to Syria.
  • Filmmaker Sanoj Mishra and MP Gajendra Patel alleged links to the banned PFI and involvement of Kerala officials, while SP Verma said all aspects are being examined and action will follow evidence.