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Russian days lived with daughters in an isolated cave: "Our home was destroyed"

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Russian days lived with daughters in an isolated cave: "Our home was destroyed"
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The Indian police found Russian and her two daughters in the federal state of Karnatak, which lived isolated in a remote forest cave.

The 40-year-old box and its daughters, aged six and four, the police found during routine control on Ramatirtha Hill. Officer Sridhar Sr confirmed the media that the family lived in the cave for more than a week.

The police reported to take steps for the repatriation of Kutina in Russia due to the exceeding time of stay after the visa expiration. She and her children were transferred to the nearby detention center for foreigners who live illegally in India.

In the police statement, the Kutina spent time in the cave meditating with the light of the candle and told the investigators as “interested in staying in the forest and whatever God.”

Sridhar noted that Kutina said to the police that she worked as a teacher of Russian language in Goi, the coastal tourist federal state in the south of India. He added that the police found pictures of Hindu Deities on the inner walls of the cave in which Kutina lived. The improvised curtain of Red Saria covered the entrance to the cave.

Kutina sent a message to his friends after the police found her.

“Our peaceful life in the cave has ended. Our home in the cave was destroyed,” she wrote in the message. For the Press Trust of India, the news agency said that the days in the cave spent painting, singing, reading the books and living peacefully with his children.

(Vijesti.ba)


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