More toxic discussions are likely once the film is out today. He directed the police to conduct a statewide inquiry as well.And the nasty burble continues.
He observed there were concerns over a “movement or project which is called ‘Romeo jihad’ or ‘love jihad’” while hearing “a case pertaining to the luring of two female MBA students at a college in Pathanamthitta and later forcing them to convert to Islam”. The term was coined by a judge in Kerala court….”Ĭontrary to the theory that ‘love jihad’ was a propaganda propped by rightwingers, the term was, in fact, first used - or brought to the public domain - by Justice K T Sankaran of the Kerala High Court in 2009. The Urban Dictionary describes it as: “When a Muslim marries a non-Muslim fraudulently… and forces the partner to convert…. ‘Love jihad’ is Kerala’s controversial contribution to global socio-political lingo. “I think it’s one of the most important documents on radicalisation of Kerala,” he told the media. The Kerala Story’s director, Sudipto Sen, has cited the statement to bolster his film and its alleged reference to the idea of ‘love jihad’. Notably, amid allegations of fuelling Islamophobia, the veteran comrade stuck to his guns in the state assembly.
They even marry women from outside their community,” VS added. “They are using money and other inducements to convert people to Islam. The CPM, for instance, found itself in a spot as keyboard warriors dug up a 2010 news conference in Delhi, former chief minister of Kerala V S Achuthanandan stated that groups such as Popular Front of India sought to “turn Kerala into a Muslim-majority state in 20 years”. Debates over the film have opened a can of worms - “to create a complicated situation in which doing something to correct a problem leads to many more problems”.
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