K M Asokan said the Supreme Court had sent her to the homoeopathy medical college in Tamil Nadu with a purpose to allow her to complete her studies and any move to interrupt it would be an offence.
He expressed displeasure over Hadiya being allowed to hold a press conference at the Sivaraj Homoeopathy Medical College at Salem in Tamil Nadu yesterday.
"She has been sent by the Supreme Court there for completing her studies. But she is not allowed to do it. Some people are trying to interrupt her studies. She was threatened to hold a press conference. I am concerned," Hadiya's father told PTI here.
On the reported move by Shafin Jahan, whose marriage with Hadiya had been annulled by the Kerala High Court, to meet her at the college, he said, "I will adopt all possible measures, including the legal route, to protect my daughter. I have full faith in the judicial system".
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The dean told reporters that Hadiya talked to Jahan for a while from his mobile phone, after he asked her whether she was interested in talking or meeting someone.
25-year-old Hadiya's marriage with Jahan after converting to Islam was annulled by the Kerala High Court in May this year on the ground that it was an instance of 'love jihad'. She was then sent by the court with her parents.
The apex court refused to accede Hadiya's request to go with Jahan.
Asokan said he was a "common man" and certain that the judicial system in the country would save his daughter from the clutches of "extremists".
He alleged that the SDPI, political offshoot of radical Islamic outfit Popular Front of India, was the force behind the conversion and marriage of his daughter.
Asokan claimed that he was a communist and an atheist, but no one from the fraternity came forward to help him.
He said some top communists and secularists questioned his refusal to Hadiya's marriage and said that she had married a man of her choice.
"I would like to ask them that will you send your daughters with extremists? You do that first. Then, ask me to do so. The Popular Front is ready to welcome anyone," he said.
"She has no idea about Syria. She was brainwashed. Can any sensible person think of going to a terror-hit country? She was being trapped," he charged.
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