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Rafiul who married Hindu girl and converted her to Islam, now abandons her after 4 years

Dibya Kamal BordloiDibya Kamal Bordloi
Oct 28, 2021, 05:45 pm IST
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Nitu feared that crook Rafiul is again trying to trap another Hindu girl and this was one of the reasons for the rift between them. The fraud Rafiul also threatened to kill her if she disclose this to anyone.

 

Sivasagar: The rising cases of Love Jihad in Assam is now picking full pace with the cheat and marry technique of Muslim crooks. What was mainly limited to the Muslim dominited districts of lower Assam is now spread to the indegenious dominated upper Assam districts. Such a marriage fraud or Love Jihad incident has come to light in Sivasagar district of upper Assam. The crook Rafiul Hussain changed his name to Rajiv Hazarika alias Raj Hazarika in 2016 to trap Hindu Assamese girls. He created a fake facebook account in the name of Rajiv alias Raj and started making friendships with Hindu girls. 

The crook Rafiqul even shaved his long beard to give himself a Hindu identity. Rafiul introduced a Hindu girl Nitu Rajkhowa through facebook. Victim girl Nitu met Rajiv alias Raj and finally they fell in love. In 2017 Nitu and Rafiqul alias Rajiv alias Raj got married. But after 3 months of their marriage victim Nitu came to know that the real name of Rajiv or Raj is Rafiqul Islam. But the damage had been done with her life so far. Rafiul started torturing Nitu physically and mentally. He forced Nitu to converted to Islam and her name was changed to Ayesha Hazarika. Not only that, Nitu was forced to wear Burkha to hide her identity. But that was not the end of the atrocities with Nitu. 

Few months later Nitu alias Ayesha came to know that crook Love Jihadi Rafiul married four women before marrying her. When Nitu started rebellion against her fraud husband, crook Rafiul abandoned her. The fraudster now lives with one of her previous wife. On Thursday (28/10/21), Nitu Rajkhowa filed a complaint against fraud Rafiul Hussain in Sivasagar sadar police station. The victim lady is now living alone in Sivasagar town in a rented house. Her paternal family disowned her for marrying without their consent to a Muslim man. The fraud Rafiul didn't even provide her with the basic expenses. Sivasagar police registered a case on her complaint and started investigating the matter. 

Victim Nitu Rajkhowa told 'Organiser' that she wanted justice and appealed to the government to safeguard the Hindu girls so that no fraud like Rafiul Hussain can destroy the life of a Hindu girl. Nitu feared that crook Rafiul is again trying to trap another Hindu girl and this was one of the reasons for the rift between them. The fraud Rafiul also threatened to kill her if she disclosed this to anyone. The victim girl appealed to the police to immediately arrest the fraud Rafiul and save her and other girls' lives.
 
 

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