When the visa was over, Russian women started living in the dangerous cave of Karnataka, two children were together
Russian woman was living in cave
40 -year -old Russian woman Nina Kutiina alias Mohi and her two young children were rescued from a inaccessible cave in Ramatirtha hills at Kumta Taluk in North Kannada district of Karnataka. The family had been living completely in solitude for almost two weeks. Officials confirmed on Saturday that the local police carried out the rescue operation during a regular patrol on Friday.
The family was living in this cave surrounded by dense forests and steep slopes for the last about two weeks, where Mohi was absorbed in worship and meditation in search of spiritual peace. After the recent landslides, during regular patrolling, the police team saw the clothes drying up near the cave, after which the family was detected.
Visa period ended in 2017
Mohi came on a business visa in India, which ended in 2017. It is not clear when she has been living in India since she has been living in India, but officials believe that she must have reached this cave from Goa. Impressed by Hinduism and Indian spiritual traditions, he decided to commit seclusion in the wild mountains of Gokarna with his two children, Preya (6) and Ama (4).
Russian woman with two children
The day used to spend in worship and meditation
Mohi had converted the cave into a spiritual site, in which a Rudra idol was installed and spent her days in worship and meditation. It is being told that she was living through the ground, although the police are still investigating how she and her children used to manage food and water while staying in the forest.
Russian woman with children in cave
North Kannada Superintendent of Police M Narayan said, “It was surprising that a woman was living with two young children in such a solitude. Fortunately she did not harm and was relatively good health.”
Exile process started
After rescue, the police have arranged for a temporary accommodation for Mohi and her children in the ashram run by a Sadhvi in Gokarna. The Russian Embassy has been approached with the help of a local NGO and the official exile has been started. The family is expected to be taken to Bangalore as part of the legal process.
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