Hindu-Muslim couple gets protection

In the first religion to meet with international partners have assured the Punjab and Haryana High Court, after religious leaders have refused to celebrate their marriage, unless they convert to a religion. That left them with only the possibility of marriage under the Special Marriage Act, which require their parents to be informed. This has been risking their lives for their families opposed their marriage.

Kulwant Kaur Jagroop Ali district of Moga in Punjab, has sought protection of the High Court. The couple, who decided to settle in a live-in relationship after refusing to convert, but the legal protection against angry parents of the girl.

Kulwant, which belongs to the Jat Sikhs and Community Ali Jagroop left the village on June 22, Kulwant because parents do not want to give their marriage. Both went to the Gurdwara and mosques to celebrate weddings, but has refused to do so, because they belonged to different religions.

Kulwant Ali and then promised to live together in life. Learning threat to the couple, the family moved Kulwant a petition in the High Court on Wednesday. Hearing the crowd of a couple of law Daya Chaudhary asked the SSP, Moga, and the other defendants to ensure life and liberty.