Love Jihad on Matrimonial Sites: In the digital age, the way of building relationships has completely changed. Now a life partner can be found with just one click. But some people with wrong intentions are also taking advantage of this easy way. Recently, there has been an increase in cases related to fake identity, fraud, and love jihad on matrimonial sites. This has also increased the anxiety of the youth and families looking for marriage.
Experts believe that choosing the right partner on an online platform is easy. But caution and awareness are very important in this. To avoid falling victim to a fake profile or fraud, it is important for everyone to keep some important things in mind. Let’s know how to stay safe from this.
Choose a trusted platform
Before creating a profile on any matrimonial site, be sure to check its credibility and reviews. Read Google reviews, know the experiences of users, and create accounts only on reputable and secure sites. Platforms that have a verification system and a system to catch fake profiles are the safest options.
Be careful not to change information frequently
If a person is changing their information frequently, like sometimes religion and sometimes city, then this can be a big problem. Often people who create fake accounts try to avoid tracking in this way. Be alert immediately in such cases.
Immediately refuse any demands for money
As soon as you hear things like ‘I have a medical emergency’ or ‘I need money for travel,’ understand that something is suspicious. Asking for money in the name of marriage is the easiest way for fraudsters. In such a situation, immediately close the chat and report the profile.
Don’t give in to the pressure of early marriage
If someone is pressuring you to get married even after just a few days of dating, be careful. Real relationships take time, and trust is built slowly. Hasty decisions can lead to regrets in the future.
Legal knowledge is very important
Especially in states like Uttar Pradesh, if you have to have an interfaith marriage, know the law in advance. The UP Conversion Act clearly states that the process of converting religion for marriage should be done in a legal manner; otherwise, there can be a big problem later.
Don’t forget to tell your family and friends
Be sure to tell your family or trusted friends about everyone you meet online. Sometimes a relationship that seems right to you can become a source of embarrassment in the eyes of others. If your heart is telling you that the person in front of you is not honest, do not pursue the relationship. Sometimes the voice of the heart proves to be more accurate than any guidance.
