மருமகள்களுக்கு ஒரு எளிய மாதிரிப் படிவம்.
ஜூலை 31,2011 தினமலர்
கோவை : தன்னை தாக்கிய மாமனார் மற்றும் கணவரின் சகோதரர் மீது நடவடிக்கை எடுக்கக்கோரி, பாதிக்கப்பட்ட பெண் போலீசில் புகார் செய்துள்ளார்.
பீளமேடு, பிளேக் மாரியம்மன் கோவில் வீதியை சேர்ந்தவர் கல்பனா(31). கணவர் பெயர் செந்தில் குமார். தனது மாமனார் ரங்கநாதன்(71) மற்றும் கணவரின் சகோதரர் சுந்தர்ராஜா ஆகியோர் குடும்ப பிரச்னை காரணமாக தன்னை அவதூறாக பேசி, அடித்ததாக பீளமேடு போலீஸ் ஸ்டேஷனில் புகார் செய்தார். போலீசார் ரங்கநாதனை கைது செய்துள்ளனர்.
IBN Live NewsHYDERABAD: Former member of Rajya Sabha and TDP vice president Akarapu Sudarshan died of heart attack in a private hospital here on Wednesday. He was 57. He collapsed while watching his daughter-in-law making allegations of dowry harassment against her husband and family members in a private television channel. He died while undergoing treatment at a corporate hospital.
The former parliamentarian was resting in his house when one of his friends called him and told him about his daughter-in-law making allegations of dowry harassment on a TV channel. Sudarshan’s 24-year daughter-in-law Sudha, had earlier registered a case of dowry harassment against her husband, Ramesh (34).
According to Saroornagar women police station inspector A Laxmi, Ramesh fell in love with Sudha and they got married in 2009. Ramesh is the only son of Sudarshan and though unwillingly, the former MP and his family attended the marriage which was performed at White House function hall at LB Nagar. Their marriage lasted happily for two months and they stayed at Alkapuri.
But Ramesh, a realtor, incurred losses in his business soon after. Sudha alleged that as Ramesh started demanding a dowry of `20 lakh and threatened that she would not be accepted into their family if her family did not pay.� Sudha’s family members reportedly tried to meet Ramesh’s parents and sort out the differences but the former MP allegedly did not heed. She also alleged that she was once thrown out of the house.� The duo separated last February when Sudha went to her parents house at LB Nagar. A few days later, Ramesh also shifted back to his parents house after taking away their belongings. Sudha then lodged a complaint with LB Nagar police for taking away the articles.
In June this year, she registered a case of dowry harassment against Ramesh, his parents and seven other family members.� “A case was registered and Ramesh was arrested. His family members were not arrested as we have to investigate their role and whether they were involved in the harassment,” Laxmi said.
On Wednesday, Sudha appeared in a local TV channel alleging that Ramesh’s parents also harassed her and demanded action against them.
Sudharshan was watching the show when he collapsed and later died while undergoing treatment at a corporate hospital at LB Nagar.
Hailing from Nalgonda district, Sudarshan was elected to the state Assembly for two terms in 1989 and 1994 from Suryapet constituency. He also served as chairman of the APSRTC between 1997-1999. Sudarsan is survived by his wife, a son and three daughters.� Expressing grief over the demise of Sudarsan, TDP president N Chandrababu said, “Sudarshan’s death is an irreparable loss to the TDP and for Nalgonda.” Several TDP leaders mourned the death of the former MP at a condolence meeting held at NTR Bhavan here on Wednesday evening.
நீங்கள் உங்கள் கணவன் மீது வரதட்சணைப் புகார் கொடுக்கும்போது இந்த படிவத்தையும் சேர்த்து காவல்நிலையத்தில் கொடுத்து “கவனித்துவிட்டால்” போதும் உடனடியாக உங்கள் கணவனை தேடப்படும் கொடிய குற்றவாளி என அறிவித்து இந்தியாவில் இருக்கும் அனைத்து விமான நிலையங்களிலும், கப்பல் துறைமுகங்களிலும் எச்சரிக்கை செய்து விடுவார்கள். உங்கள் NRI கணவன் எப்போது இந்தியாவிற்குள் காலடி எடுத்துவைத்தாலும் பொறியில் சிக்கும் எலியைப் போல பிடித்துவிடலாம்.
48 runaway NRI grooms lose passport in Punjab
July 7,2011 NDTV
Jalandhar: NRI grooms who believe "holiday marriages" are an easy way to make some money can think again. In just two months, the regional passport office (RPO) here has confiscated the passports of 48 men who married, allegedly got dowry, dumped their wives and attempted to flee the country.
In Punjab's Doaba area, an NRI groom is a prize catch. But many women have had a bitter experience. There have been numerous instances of men settled abroad coming back to marry and abandoning their wives after taking away their money and valuables.
To stem this exploitation, the RPO, which functions under the Ministry of External Affairs, initiated a women's grievance cell in February.
"We have established a 'women's grievance cell' to hear complaints from women who have been duped by their NRI husbands. So far, we have confiscated 48 passports of errant husbands by invoking a legal provision of the Passport Act, 1967," Parneet Singh, the passport officer of the Jalandhar RPO, told IANS.
The complainant has to submit the marriage certificate, copy of the First Information Report (FIR) filed with the police and documents detailing husband's name, date of birth and address.
"Over 100 complaints are still under our scrutiny and we would soon take appropriate action," the official said.
Once the complaint is received, he said, a show cause notice is issued. If there is no response to the notice, the passport is confiscated when the NRI shows it at the airport.
"Then he cannot leave the country until the matter is resolved, either legally or through mutual consent," he added.
"However, if he manages to flee, then we inform the Indian embassy in that country and he would be immediately deported to India, depending on the merits of the case," Parneet Singh said.
According to the passport office officials, Section 10 (3) of the Passport Act says the issuing authority can impound the passport in the public interest after giving a show cause notice.
The Jalandhar RPO caters to Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur, Nawanshahr and Kapurthala districts.
According to an RPO official, around 15,000 girls from Doaba region, consisting of Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur and Kapurthala districts, were duped by their NRI husbands during the last few years.
Jalandhar has the maximum number of such cases.
The officials have also directed district marriage officers to provide details about marriages involving NRI grooms so that their wives' names can be added to the passports.
The initiative has encouraged women to come out and voice their grievances.
"Manjit Singh had married me in October 2009 and left for Italy after two months. He had promised to call me to Italy in another three months. But since then he has snapped all relations with us and does not answer our calls," a 28-year-old from Jalandhar told IANS.
"My parents had given expensive gifts and huge dowry to him. I have filed a complaint against him at the RPO office. I hope that my husband will be deported to India and strict punishment will be given to him," said the woman, who did not want her name to be made public.
Other women have also been encouraged to come forward.
Kirpal Kaur, another victim from Jalandhar, told IANS: "A Canada-based man deceived me last year. He married me and took me to various places in India and disappeared with my cash and jewellery. Now I am also planning to approach the RPO against him."
Read more at: http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/48-runaway-nri-grooms-lose-passport-in-punjab-117366?cp&cp
