UP: Two sisters receive triple talaq messages via fax, text

Two sisters in Ghaziabad has now opened up on triple talaq two years after they received divorce through fax and over text.

Ghaziabad: Even as cases of triple talaq case are on the rise, more Muslim women who are victims of the practice are approaching the police, and some are able to reach out to the ministers. In a recent case, two sisters identified as Mehrana and Imrana from Ghaziabad received triple talaq messages via letter and over the phone.

The two woman who got married to two brothers two years ago allege that they were harassed by theuir husbands soon after the wedding. The duo now seek Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for justice.

They said it has been two years that they received the talaq messages two years ago and the case is still pending.

According to Imrana, the woman who received talaq over phone, said that she was forced to leave the house and was not provided proper provisions.

She said that her husband did everything possible to get rid of her and later went away to Dubai for work.

According to Mehrana, the woman who received talaq message through fax said that she was harassed by her husband over dowry. The duo said that triple talaq should be banned for the safety of Muslim woman.

Meanwhile, a case was registered in Sanathnagar police station of Hyderabad after a man allegedly gave talaq to his wife on WhatsApp.

According to the police, a woman identified as Sumaina Shafi had complained that she had received a message on WhatsApp from her husband.

When asked, Shafi who was married to Owais Talib in 2015, received a message 'talaq talaq talaq' on November 28, 2016. The case is still pending according to the police.

According to Sumaina, Ammi Jaan, a guardian of her husband used to treat her very badly, Sumaina said

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