Author: IANS
Publication: NewKerala.com
Date: March 27, 2009
URL: http://www.newkerala.com/nkfullnews-1-11295.html
Coming to the rescue of a runaway couple from
Jammu and Kashmir, who married outside their religion, a Delhi court Friday
restricted the police and family members from visiting without prior notice
the hostel premises where the couple was staying.
The Patiala House court also directed Delhi
Police to submit an action taken report Saturday on the first information
report (FIR) lodged by the couple for alleged harassment by the girl's family.
A team of Jammu and Kashmir police arrived
in the capital Wednesday to trace the couple - Muslim girl Anjum, 19, and
Hindu boy Khemraj, 24. It was investigating a case of kidnapping filed against
the boy on a complaint by the girl's parents March 21.
Anjum's parents traced her through her mobile
and barged into the south Delhi hostel where they were staying and allegedly
manhandled her.
Khemraj belongs to Doda district while Anjum
is from Nagrota. She was pursuing her second-year BSc and her father is a
local official. The family, according to Jammu police sources, is related
to a legislator in Jammu.
Khemraj, son of a retired army captain, was
doing his master's in commerce.
