“On both occasions, she was sedated and asked to undergo, Nikah-halala, on the first occasion with her father-in-law and on the subsequent occasion with her brother-in-law.
A lady who is married in 2009 was twice divorced by her husband through Triple Talaq, once in 2011 and subsequently in 2017,” tweeted the minister. It relates to the obnoxious practice of Nikah-halala in Islamic personal law. “A recent case from Bareilly has shocked my conscience. The victim hails from Bareilly district 252 km north of the state capital, Lucknow.Ĭommenting on the incident Union Minister Arun Jaitley said that the episode "shocked" his "conscience". Then, after her husband divorced her again for the second time, she was forced to marry and consummate the marriage with her husband’s younger brother. The woman revealed that after the first divorce, she was forced to perform ritualistic “nikah halala” whereby she was asked to marry her father-in-law. Recently, during the hearing of a maintenance case, the matter came to light. Because she was a shield-maiden, she fought alongside her male counterparts, and was as ambitious and ready to rule as her late husband, Ragnar.In Bareilly, after her husband gave her instant triple talaq, a woman was forced to perform the ritual of 'nikah-halala' with her father-in-law.
Lagertha became a fan favorite as she was a very loving and compassionate person, but could also be very impulsive and vengeful. Related: Vikings: Why Helga Was Killed Off Ragnar was killed in season 4, and few characters from season 1 made it to the final season, among those Lagertha, a shield-maiden, mother of Bjorn Ironside, and Ragnar’s first wife. The series initially followed the journeys of legendary Norse figure Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) and his Viking brothers, but as the story progressed, the series shifted its focus to Ragnar’s sons and their own travels, making them the protagonists. Created by Michael Hirst, Vikings premiered on History Channel in 2013, and it’s currently on its sixth and final season.
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