"For the past six months, I was talking to persons I did not like (parents)because of their harassment during my stay with them," she told reporters at Sivaraj Homeopathy Medical College, where she will be undergoing a 11-month internship.
The court, after the proceedings, had freed Hadiya from her parents' custody and asked her to pursue her studies.
To a query about her husband Shafin Jahan, Hadiya said she had no contact with him for the last few months as she did not have a mobile phone and the only people she spoke to were her parents.
"I am very eager to speak to my husband," said Hadiya, who was in the news recently after her conversion to Islam and marriage with the Muslim youth in Kerala.
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On the facilities available in the college hostel and the security arrangements, Hadiya said she was not aware of it and will answer all their (media) questions in another two days.
The Apex court has appointed the Dean of the college as Hadiya's guardian and granted him liberty to approach it in case of any problem.
She was earlier staying at her parental home in Kochi for several weeks.
It however did not accede to her plea to be allowed to go with her husband.
Shafin Jahan had on September 20 approached the apex court seeking recall of its order directing the NIA to investigate the controversial case of conversion and marriage of Hadiya.
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