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Kerala: Christian Convent Orders Expelled Nun To Withdraw Case Against Her Senior If She Wants To Return Back
Nuns hold placards during a protest demanding justice after an alleged sexual assault of a nun by Bishop Mulakkal. (Vivek Nair/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
Sister Lucy Kalapura who was recently expelled by the Franciscan Clarist Congregation (FCC) on grounds of “serious indiscipline” has been ordered by the convent to withdraw case against her senior and apologise if she wants to return back, Hindustan Times has reported.
The nun who spearheaded against rape accused bishop Franco Mulakkal and also deposed against him had recently accused her senior of locking her in a room. She also claimed that the Church’s PR team had circulated a defamatory video against her on social media.
The convent in a letter issued on Saturday (25 August) claimed that action was taken against Sister Lucy on disciplinary grounds and insisted that if she wishes to continue with the convent she needs to follow its rules in letter and spirit.
The nun in response has refused to apologise to the convent and claimed that the organisation was indulging in blackmail.
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