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This is an archive article published on January 3, 2010

Was misled by son-in-law: Father

In a twist to the Neetu Singh deportation case,the FTII students father has claimed that he was misled by his son-in-law about her activities in Pune prompting him to make efforts to bring her back to Kathmandu....

In a twist to the Neetu Singh deportation case,the FTII students father has claimed that he was misled by his son-in-law about her activities in Pune prompting him to make efforts to bring her back to Kathmandu. He now wants his daughter to return to India to finish her studies.

Ram Suresh Singh admitted that his son-in-law Amaresh Singh,who is an influential politician in Nepal,made him believe that Neetus life was going astray in Pune. It is learnt that he had levelled various allegations against her,putting pressure on Neetus family to cut short her studies.

Ram Suresh Singhs revelation came in a letter he sent to CPMs Rajya Sabha MP Brinda Karat,indicating that Nitus family was aware of her deportation and it was the result of a family dispute and not because of her involvement in anti-national activities as has been claimed by the Pune police.

Karat,meanwhile,wrote a letter to Union Home Minister P Chidambaram seeking his intervention in the matter. She pointed out that Neetu was a victim of domestic violence at the hands of her husband and she should not be prevented from returning to Pune to complete her studies.

Arguing that Neetus father had written several letters to the Pune police asking for their help in deporting her,Karat said how a case of domestic dispute becomes a case concerning national security is a question that requires investigation8230; so as to prevent such misuse in the future.

It is unthinkable that in democratic India an adult woman should be deported simply because her husband and parents wish her to obey them and further that this should be projected by our law enforcement agencies as being a matter of national security, she said.

 

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