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Uzbek
woman, Pulatova Nagriza seeking to get justice to charge her
NRI husband for fraud
NAWANSHEHAR, June 11, 2007
Cap. Balwinder Singh
NRI Harminder Kumar, now residing in Punjab
married to Uzbek woman, Pulatova Nagriza, 26 who used to visit
Uzbekistan in connection with his business in 2002. Two girls-5
and 2 years old- were born from the couple.
  
Pulatova Nagriza told media people that after
their marriage, Harminder asked her to sell all her property
in her country and accompany with him to India. She followed
the advice of her husband and sold all her property there
and came to India to live with him. In India , they purchased
a house and two cars with the sale proceeds from her property.
After sometime, her husband started quarrelling and maltreating
her and one day while she was accompanying him to Nawanshahr
to visit his parents, her husband allegedly beat her up on
the way which led to some injuries to her teeth. She has already
filed a report with Balachaur police in this regard who further
accused her husband of even maltreating her children.
She decided to go against the wishes of her
parents to marry the Indian but now she want divorce and like
to go back her country. She has allegedly been deserted and
abused by her Indian husband of Nawnashehar in Punjab continues
to run from pillar to post for justice
- She has requested her and children's passports,
marriage certificate and the birth certificates of their
children which were allegedly in possession of her husband,
be made available to her.
She was first sent to the NRI Cell and then to the tehsildar
by the ADC whom she had met first in the Jan Sampark programme.
According to social activist from Jalandhar, due to adverse
treatment meted out to her at various levels here, the woman
seems to be a nervous wreck today. After she had appeared
before the district administration here at the Jan Sampark
programme a week ago, a case was registered against her husband
and it was decided to send her to Nariniketan in Jalandhar.
However, she was refused admission there as the district
administration just failed to provide 'protection order' for
her. Later, she was sent to a protection home in Jalandhar
but there too the environment appeared to be far from congenial
for this Uzbek woman who after spending a couple of days and
then shifted to Sanjiwani House in Jalandhar.
When nothing concrete appeared to be coming from
all these meetings, the sorrow of this foreign national
burst out in the form of curses against the Indians in the
office of the tehsildar itself. She cried, cried and cried
for HELP
Poor Uzbek woman, a highly desperate, weeping and
cursed the entire Indian nation with words like 'India- Bad
People, Bad Country' 'My Country
Is Best' "My People Are Nice'. She today again met the
district administration here to seek her passport and those
of her children in order to go back to her country.
Finally she was able to approach the DC who besides helping
her financially assured her of all help in the matter.The
DC Bhawna Garg today gave her a cheque of Rs 5,000 from the
District Red Cross Society and assured her all help, her miseries
seemed to be far from over.
The DC further asked SDM Nawanshahr to contact her in-laws
for the early and amicable solution of the matter. Most of
the people and social activist r has expressed serious concern
over the failure of the social and woman organisations of
the country for keeping silence over the issue concerning
a hapless foreign woman.
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Updated:
Our representative just got information for private sources
that the father of NRI Harminder Kumar, Mr. Chand Kishan,
resident of Kothi Road here agreed to to provide for three
tickets and 1,000 American dollars in cash in order to ensure
the safe return of his daughter-in-law and her two daughters
Mr. Chand Kishan, in his representation said that he had
already disinherited his son way back in 1990s. Pulatova told
media persons that she had earlier stayed in India from 2002
to 2004. They returned to India for good in November 2006
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