<p> A girl, whose marriage with a Dalit boy led to anti-Dalit violence in three villages of Dharmapuri district last year, today appeared before Madras High Court and said she temporarily wanted to stay with her mother.<br /><br /></p>.<p>When a Habeas Corpus petition filed by her mother came up for hearing, Divya, who came along with her mother Thenmozhi, told a Division Bench, comprising, Justices M Jayachandran and M M Sundresh that she was going to stay with her mother until she took a decision (on her future) as she was disturbed.<br /><br />The bench posted the matter for July 1.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Elavarasan, husband of Divya, yesterday filed a complaint with Dharmapuri Police stating that his wife was missing.<br /><br />Last time when the Habeas Corpus petition came up for hearing Divya had said she wanted go with her husband.<br /><br />On November 7 last year, more than 268 huts, tiled-roof and one or two-room concrete houses, of Dalits in three colonies in Naickenkotta village were torched by a mob, after Divya's father Nagarajan committed suicide upset over her marrying a Dalit boy.<br /><br />Over 1,500 Dalits left their houses and spent night in nearby government schools out of fear.<br /><br />More than 90 persons were arrested and cases were registered against 500 unidentified persons in connection with the violence.<br /><br />The High Court had directed the state government to appoint a special officer to look into the grievances of the Dalits and distribute over Rs 7.32 crore as relief to the victims of the violence.<br /><br />Meanwhile, a report from Dharmapuri said tension prevailed in Naickenkottai following the 'disappearance' of Divya.</p>
<p> A girl, whose marriage with a Dalit boy led to anti-Dalit violence in three villages of Dharmapuri district last year, today appeared before Madras High Court and said she temporarily wanted to stay with her mother.<br /><br /></p>.<p>When a Habeas Corpus petition filed by her mother came up for hearing, Divya, who came along with her mother Thenmozhi, told a Division Bench, comprising, Justices M Jayachandran and M M Sundresh that she was going to stay with her mother until she took a decision (on her future) as she was disturbed.<br /><br />The bench posted the matter for July 1.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Elavarasan, husband of Divya, yesterday filed a complaint with Dharmapuri Police stating that his wife was missing.<br /><br />Last time when the Habeas Corpus petition came up for hearing Divya had said she wanted go with her husband.<br /><br />On November 7 last year, more than 268 huts, tiled-roof and one or two-room concrete houses, of Dalits in three colonies in Naickenkotta village were torched by a mob, after Divya's father Nagarajan committed suicide upset over her marrying a Dalit boy.<br /><br />Over 1,500 Dalits left their houses and spent night in nearby government schools out of fear.<br /><br />More than 90 persons were arrested and cases were registered against 500 unidentified persons in connection with the violence.<br /><br />The High Court had directed the state government to appoint a special officer to look into the grievances of the Dalits and distribute over Rs 7.32 crore as relief to the victims of the violence.<br /><br />Meanwhile, a report from Dharmapuri said tension prevailed in Naickenkottai following the 'disappearance' of Divya.</p>