The Russian woman and her two children were recently rescued from a hill cave in Gokarna area of North Kannada district of Karnataka. Now a new twist has come in this matter. The woman’s husband has claimed that his wife had left Goa without giving any information and he did not say anything about it.

The woman’s husband has been identified as Dror Goldstein. He told that he and his wife were living in Goa earlier, but some time ago she suddenly disappeared with the children. He was in a relationship for two years.

Husband had filed a missing report

Dror told ABP News that she did not tell me where she was going. I was very upset and was constantly searching for him, even Missing Complain. After finding out, he also provided financial help to daughters several times.

Russian woman was found in the cave of Ramatirtha hills

Significantly, the Karnataka Police had taken out the Russian woman and her two minor children safely from a cave in the Ramatirtha hills of Gokarna. The woman said that she was living there in search of spiritual peace and God.

The woman was living in a cave with children for 6 years

When the police reached the spot on the basis of the information given by the local people, the women and children met in a very simple situation. They had neither electricity, nor mobile phones nor any modern resources. The woman told that she was living there for 6 years and was spending life with the children by cooking herself. Police came to know that she had come to India on a business visa, which was valid till April 2017.

In April 2018, a exit permit was released towards the Foreign Regional Registration Office (FRRO), Panaji, Goa and records revealed that she later moved to Nepal and re -entered India in September 2018, her permission period was over.

Police is investigating the case

Now after her husband came to the fore, more questions are being raised about this whole matter whether this matter is related to domestic dispute or the woman was on a personal mission. At present, the police is investigating the case and a medical examination of the woman’s mental condition has also been done. In view of the safety of children, the Child Welfare Committee is also monitoring the matter.

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The Karnataka Police has rescued Russian Nina Kutiina and her two daughters from a natural cave in the Ramatirtha hills of Gokarna region of North Kannada district. This action was taken two days ago, when the police reached the cave after seeing footprints in the hills during patrolling.

Inside the cave, Nina slept with a daughter and the other girl was playing outside. The police also found some Russian books there. During interrogation, Nina said that she was living in the same cave for the last 14 days and has been meditating and meditating in the forests for the past several years.

In depth of Hinduism and Indian spirituality affected
Nina said that she is deeply influenced by Hinduism and Indian spirituality. First she went to Goa, then came to Gokarna and settled in the hills. She says that she is very fond of forests and does not want to live in hotels or cities. To escape the police, he made the forests a refuge.

Nina first came to India in 2016
According to the police, Nina first came to India in 2016 and her visa ended in 2017. Even after this, she stayed illegally in India. In 2018, she went to Nepal for some time, but soon returned to India and started hiding in the coastal areas of Karnataka.

No fear of snakes- Nina
Nina also told the police that she has no fear of snakes. He said, “Snakes are our friends, until we bother them, they also do not harm us”. Now Nina and her two daughters have been brought from Gokarna to Bangalore, where they have been kept in the Deportation Center after questioning in FRRO (Foreign Regional Regional Registration Office). The process of sending them back to Russia has been started due to visa violations.

Rules under Indian laws
Under Indian laws, foreigners living illegally have to bear the expenses of returning themselves, the government does not provide any financial help. Till Neena does not arrange money, she will have to stay in the Deportation Center. Nina’s story has also shocked the police and local administration. For 8 years, how could she live in the forests without any government help or identity, now it is also being investigated.

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