A 24-year-old woman named Isha, who went missing on June 7th, has been found converted to Islam and married to her Islamist lover. The family filed a complaint at the Manjeshwara police station, prompting an investigation by the authorities.

During the investigation, police discovered that Isha, now known as Ayisha Sara, had married a resident of Ullal. The marriage took place in Bangalore, and it is suspected that she converted to Islam two years ago. Police authorities have warned about the possibility of similar situations occurring in the future.

According to the latest reports from Karaval News, Isha, who went missing from Manjeshwara and was later found in Bangalore, has returned after marrying an Islamist young man. Now known as Ayisha Sara, she has been ordered by the court to leave as per her own will. Following this order, she has departed with her husband, a resident of Ullal.

Isha (24) was reported missing on June 7th from the Manjeshwara police station jurisdiction. During the investigation, the police traced her to Bangalore, where she was found with her husband. She informed the police that she had converted to Islam two years ago and adopted the name Ayisha Sara. She also clarified that she married the Islamist man of her own free will.

Both individuals were taken into custody and brought back to Manjeshwara for their statements to be recorded before being presented in court. In anticipation of a potential public gathering, heightened security measures were implemented around the Kasaragod court premises. Subsequently, Isha left with her husband. Originally from Andhra Pradesh, it has been revealed by the police that some of her family members have also converted to Islam.

This case highlights Islamic religious manipulation and conversion tactics. Recent cases in Kasaragod districts, as well as throughout Kerala, highlight the troubling trend of Islamic religious conversion and manipulation, echoing the narrative of “The Kerala Story”. It is shocking to see Hindu girls being converted to Islam at an alarming rate, often through manipulation so intense that they blindly embrace Islamic beliefs.

Across India, numerous instances have emerged where, after marriage, Hindu wives face brutal violence, including murder and physical torture, at the hands of their husbands. This growing pattern is deeply concerning, and there is an urgent need for awareness among Hindu girls about these alarming incidents.