Illavarasan who we talk about in this article committed
suicide just moments after this article was written.
Please don’t scold Divya, please don’t talk about her love
with cheap words, “this society’s bloodied hate is like tasting fishes taken of
the gutter” these are regular customs of this sick society. But, I tell you
this isn’t common.
Ilavarasan and Divya need no introduction but for the sake
of the readers here I write, The marriage caused the town of Dharmapuri to go up in flames, Divya’s father
hanged himself in shame which was followed by number of honour killings in the
town.
For ten months the couple led happy family life, then Divya
who left to vist on her ailing mother never returned. Illavarasan tried hard to
make communication with his wife but was in vain, then as the story goes the
final verdict goes to court. Illavarasan files HCP (Habeas corpus petition) to
find his wife.
According to the petition the missing or the person
considered to be abducted has to be produced in front the judge by the police.
So as it happened Divya appeared on court, but not as Illavarasan’s Divya but
as her mother’s daughter. The mother metaphorically carried her daughter in her
arms.
“Nobody had abducted me, I went to visit my mother on my own
accord, my mother is sick and has nobody to look after her so I would want to
stay with my mother now, moreover I am confused and am not willing to go with
my husband, Illavarasan.” She said on court benignly.
The reporters flocked on her after her appearance on court
and took several pictures of her from several angles. When we take a closer
look the expressions of “Divya’s face” was a picture of the situation in the
society.
As the crowds and public took out their frustrations the
girls on the other side however her relatives were overjoyed considering that
they have won their case on court. Illavarasan became distraught and depressed.
This situation words could not condole his grief. The feeling is mutual shared
between the hearts of the couple.
In a nation where women are still “clay dolls” Divya is no
exception. On this day as this article is being written the court has put an
end to the “love marriage” of the couple.
“The memories of my father come back to haunt me and I am
not willing anymore to be Illavarasan’s wife and I have prepared myself live my
life with my mother, and I am never going back to being his wife.” says Divya
in her statement.
Would Divya made this decision on her own accord?? Is not an
question to be answered by psychoanalysts, any common man with grips with the
society could answer this.
When google.com shows results of both when either of their
name is searched for, can they be separated by people? With several of
newspapers and magazines publishing the only picture of the couple they have
together will that be separated?? The public will talk about this over a cup of
tea and move on will the lives of those involved be able to move on is the real
question.
It is blood that runs in our hearts on petrol or diesel.
Instead of living a life in someone else’s unforgettable
memory brining them together is the right way to go.
Alright now lets get down to business, we may not know on
which conditions Divya is able to talk like this, but there has to be an
agreement which has happened.
Illavarasan’s life may or may not be in jeopardy, now in a
few days Divya might get married again .
On coming years just Divya and Illavarasan, many names from
many places love marriages will keep happening….
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