Can people get more demented then this?

....or more pervert and insane?

Man marries daughter, claims divine sanction - Link

A 36-year-old man married his teenage daughter and made her pregnant, justifying his perverse act by claiming he had divine sanction for his incestuous lust. What's even more galling is that his wife was the prime witness in the nikah of her daughter to her husband.

Afazuddin Ali's wedding happened quietly and understandably without fanfare, so none in Kasiajhora village of Jalpaiguri district knew. But now, six months later, as the girl showed signs of pregnancy, eyebrows were raised, tongues started wagging and word finally got out.

Outrage and anger swept across the village and there was even talk of attacking the family. Sensing that things could quickly get out of control, cops from the Banerhat police station rushed in and arrested Ali, his wife Sakina and their 15-year-old daughter.

The three were taken to an SDO's court on Monday but the hapless magistrate had to release them because he had no criminal jurisdiction; there was no complainant and police strangely did not bring a case of statutory rape against Ali.

"Police has not lodged any specific case and the court does not have jurisdiction over criminal cases. So they were released unconditionally," said the SDO, Atanu Kumar Ray.

Disgusting! The man should be lynched to death! But since we live in a 'civilized' society, a life term would suffice for both the 'parents'!

Let me guess. This is somewhere in Pakistan, right?

or Adelaide

Nah, batty doesn't give a toss about Adelaide. There aren't even any racial beatings there.

batty STOP misusing the term dementia..it risks being offensive to older folk or in fact people with dementia

North Bengal.

The man should be lynched to death!

Is there any other way to lynch someone?

Michael Hutchence attempted to find out

I suppose they'll have to all move to Norfolk to try and get on with their lives quietly now.

Cottagers?

doremi wrote:North Bengal.

Is incest legal there?

mynah wrote:Is incest legal there?

The quote from my post should answer your question below:

Afazuddin Ali's wedding happened quietly and understandably without fanfare, so none in Kasiajhora village of Jalpaiguri district knew. But now, six months later, as the girl showed signs of pregnancy, eyebrows were raised, tongues started wagging and word finally got out.

Outrage and anger swept across the village and there was even talk of attacking the family.

So the answer is NO.

Well yes people do get more demented.

A Melbourne father of three was having a custody battle. During visitation, he drove his children to a bridge, took his 4 year old daughter out of the car and into his arms, walked to the edge and threw her off. She died from the 50odd metre fall. Her two brothers saw the whole thing.
He then drove to a court, where he was behaving in a crazed manner; and was promptly arrested.

It never ceases to amaze me the horrors we can inflict on each other in the name of passion and principle.

Batman wrote:

mynah wrote:Is incest legal there?

The quote from my post should answer your question below:

Afazuddin Ali's wedding happened quietly and understandably without fanfare, so none in Kasiajhora village of Jalpaiguri district knew. But now, six months later, as the girl showed signs of pregnancy, eyebrows were raised, tongues started wagging and word finally got out.

Outrage and anger swept across the village and there was even talk of attacking the family.

So the answer is NO.

umm none of that indicates that it is illegal, it just suggests that it is unpopular.

There was a similar response in Aus in 2005 when some bloke with thinning hair called correctly at a coin toss and then said "errr, we'll have a bowl".