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Mangaluru: The father of Insha Khaleel has approached Habeas Corpus plea stating that the police have failed to find his daughter. He has requested the authorities take action to find her at the earliest. The was submitted through Bengaluru based lawyer Abdul Khaleel on Thursday, November 27, and it has been alleged that police are not taking any action in spite of the family providing the necessary information. The court which has issued the notice to the Ullal police has instructed the police to present her before the court today. The police will approach the court on Friday and submit the report and have said that they are on their search for Insha. 19-year-old Insha had reportedly eloped with Bharatraj and married him. Her parents had filed a kidnapping case, following which some unrest broke out in Ullal, with people of both communities pressing for police action. However, the girl in a letter to her parents had insisted that she had married Bharatraj of her own will and no one had influenced her.

Interfaith marriage; PFI protestors picket Ullal police station

Mangaluru: Members of Popular Front of India (PFI) on Wednesday November 26 picketed the Ullal police station alleging that the police had failed to arrest the ’suspects’ in the ’abduction’ of college student Insha Khaleel who recently got married with the youth of a different religion. The PFI district president A Athaulla who addressed the present pointed out fingers at Sangh Parivar of conspiracy. He said that police had deliberately refrained from taking action in the case despite having information about the ’suspects’. He also challenged to face the Sangh Parivar if the police is unable to face the challenges from them. PFI Puttur president Shafi Bellare, PFI district secretary Mohammed Haneef, PFI Ullal zonal president Abbas Kinya, All India Imam Council district president Jaffer Sadiq Faizi were present. 19-year-old Insha had reportedly eloped with Bharatraj and married him. Her parents had filed a kidnapping case, following which some unrest broke out in Ullal, with people of both communities pressing for police action. However, the girl in a letter to her parents had insisted that she had married Bharatraj of her own will and no one had influenced her.