Purnia Love Jihad: Big disclosure of love jihad in Purnia, Ziyarul married six girls by becoming Shankar, there was uproar when the truth was revealed

New Delhi. A shocking case of love jihad has come to light in Purnia district. Here a man married six girls by hiding his identity. The accused, whose real name is said to be Jiyarul, introduced himself as Shankar and married the girls by deceiving them. According to sources, Jiyarul carried out these marriages by telling his identity as a Hindu. But, when his real identity came to light, there was a stir in the area. The matter came to light when some locals suspected his actions and started investigation.

As soon as his true identity was revealed, the angry mob caught hold of the accused and beat him up. After the rain of punches and kicks, the police arrived at the spot and brought the situation under control. Ziyarul has been taken into custody and his interrogation is on. The police are now trying to find out what kind of fraud or crime he has committed with the girls after marrying them.

This case of love jihad has created tension in the area. Locals are demanding strict action against the accused. Seeing the seriousness of the case, the police have ordered an investigation and said that strict action will be taken in such cases so that such incidents do not happen in future.

A case of love jihad has come to light in Purnia, Bihar, where the accused Mohammad Ziyarul, by telling his name as Shankar, lured a Hindu girl into love and married her. Jiyarul had already been married 5 times. pic.twitter.com/qdxly5GQai

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Law against love jihad in India

Various state governments in India have tried to make laws against love jihad. These laws are mainly made for the purpose that if a person inspires religious conversion through love marriage, then legal action can be taken against him. Some states have implemented special laws against love jihad, which include the following things..

Permission for conversion: In many states, it has been made mandatory that if a person wants to change his religion, he must first take permission from the local administration. Legal action: According to the law, if a person is married to convert by using false identity or fraud, then legal action can be taken against him. Punishment: In such cases, punishment has been provided, in which the accused can be sentenced to jail or fined.