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RIVERVIEW — Three foreign nationals from India were arrested Saturday after deputies found a beaten woman and her child being held inside her home, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. 
  
 Deputies described the woman, 33-year-old Silky Gaind, as "badly beaten and bruised over her entire body" from beatings by her husband and his parents that they say had "been ongoing for an extended period of time." 
  
 The Hillsborough County Sheriff's office said Gaind called her parents in India on Saturday to tell them of the abuse. They then called authorities. 
  
 Deputies arrived about 6:30 a.m. Saturday at 9601 Greenbank Drive, the home of the woman and her husband, 33-year-old Devbir Kalsi. Though deputies had confirmed people were inside the home, repeated knocks at the door went unanswered. 
  
 Eventually, Gaind tried to open the door and "screamed for the deputy to save her and her child," the Sheriff's Office said. A deputy then forced the door open to find Kalsi. When Kalsi tried to push the door closed, the deputy began arresting him before being confronted by the man's father, Jasbir Kalsi, 67, and mother, Bhupinder Kalsi, 61. 
  
 An investigation by the agency found that the parents had traveled from India to "counsel and discipline" Gaind at their son's request. Devbir Kalsi had told his parents that his wife was being disobedient. While beatings by her husband continued, Gaind was held against her will by his parents. 
  
 According to an arrest report, Devbir Kalsi and his wife got into an argument on Friday night, during which he struck her "repeatedly and forcefully." When the woman tried to defend herself, Devbir Kalsi's parents began hitting her, too, causing bruises on her face, neck and torso before Jasbir Kalsi threatened to stab her with a kitchen knife, the report said. 
  
 During the fight, Gaind was holding her and Devbir Kalsi's child, who was inadvertently hit in the face before being put in a separate room, the report said. Deputies say Devbir Kalsi later dragged his wife into another room after taking her phone, and his parents locked her inside. 
  
 Both Devbir and Jasbir Kalsi face charges of false imprisonment, child abuse and denying access to 911. Devbir Kalsi faces an additional charge of felony battery, and Jasbir Kalsi is accused of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Bhupinder Kalsi faces charges of battery domestic violence and failure to report child abuse. 
  
 All three were booked into Hillsborough County jail, where they remain without bond. Gaind and her 1-year-old child, who was found unharmed, have been moved to a safe place, according to the Sheriff's Office. 
  
 FRIEND US: Like Florida's best and largest newspaper on Facebook ||||| HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — A family is accused of holding a Riverview woman and her child hostage and beating her over an extended period of time, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office. 
  
 Deputies found Silky Gaind at a home on the 9600 block of Greenbank Drive in Riverview. She had been beaten and was badly bruised. 
  
 The sheriff’s office had learned her in-laws, Jasbir Kalsi and Bhupinder Kalsi, traveled to the Bay area from Punjab, India to help their son, Gaind’s husband Devbir Kalsi, “counsel and discipline” his wife because they thought she was acting disobediently. 
  
 Gaind called her family in India and told them she was being beaten and held captive by her husband and in-laws. Someone associated with the family notified the HCSO, telling them Gaind was hesitant to call the cops because of cultural expectations. 
  
 When a deputy came to the home for a welfare check, he saw people inside, but no one acknowledged his presence. He continued to knock and heard Gaind try to open the door as she screamed for help, begging the deputy to save her and her child, according to an arrest report. 
  
 The deputy forced his way into the home and was immediately confronted by her husband, Devbir Kalsi, who tried to shut the door on the officer, but was unsuccessful. As the deputy tried to place him in handcuffs, the in-laws came into the picture and also confronted the deputy. 
  
 The officer called for backup, which arrived at the home and found Gaind with bruises all over her body. 
  
 Investigators said she had been beaten over an extended period of time. 
  
 A preliminary investigation revealed Kalsi’s parents had participated in holding Gaind and her child against their will. At one point, Jasbir Kalsi had held a knife to her throat. The family also confiscated her phone so she would not call the cops. 
  
 The sheriff’s office said all parties involved are foreign nationals of India. 
  
 The family was taken into custody and Devbir Kalsi was charged with false imprisonment, felony battery, child abuse and denying access to 911. 
  
 Jasbir Kalsi faces charges for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (knife), false imprisonment child abuse and denying access to 911. 
  
 Bhupinder Kalsi was charged with battery domestic violence and failure to report child abuse. 
  
 All three were booked into the Hillsborough County Jail. 
  
 The Florida Abuse Hotline and ICE were notified of the incident and Gaind and her child have since been provided a safe place for refuge. 
  
 “It really is heartbreaking. There’s a brand new baby. But who beats their wife up and has their mother and dad help him. Who does that?” said a neighbor who chose not to be identified. “She came over and she really…she had no shoes on and she wanted to let me know what happened and I said, what do you mean and…first thing I said is I know you’ve had a rough day. Let me give you a hug.” 
  
 “And after hearing what happened, I’m both sad and scared at the same time. And I’m upset that this was all going on right across the street from me and I couldn’t do anything about it and couldn’t help her,” said Stephanie Payne, a different neighbor who lives across the street. 
  
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 >> BACK TO TOP STORIES ||||| A Riverview man and his parents faced a judged Sunday morning for allegedly beating the man’s wife and holding her captive. 
  
 Woman beaten, held captive by husband and in-laws 
  
 Devbir Kalsi, Jasbir Kalsi, Bhupinder Kalsi arrested and charged 
  
 Deputies responded to home, rescued woman and daughter, 1, 
  
 Devbir Kalsi and his father, Jasbir Kalsi, were ordered a $325K bond, and Devbir’s mother, Bhupinder Kalsi was ordered a $110K bond. 
  
 The three were arrested Saturday after the sheriff’s office received a call about a woman who called her parents in India to tell them she was being beaten and held by her husband and his parents. 
  
 Deputies responded to the home at 9601 Greenbank Drive in Riverview where the victim and suspects were residing. Deputies said they knocked on the door and were ignored at first, then the victim suddenly tried to open the door and screamed for the deputy to save her and her child. 
  
 A deputy forced his way inside the home and was confronted by Devbir Kalsi and then his parents. Additional deputies arrived and all three were taken into custody. 
  
 Deputies said the woman was badly beaten and bruised all over her body. They said the abuse appeared to have been going on for an extended period of time due to the extent of her injuries. 
  
 The woman’s one-year-old daughter was also inside the home and appeared unharmed. 
  
 They have since been provided a safe place of refuge. 
  
 During the court hearing on Sunday, the woman expressed her fear of her husband to the judge. 
  
 "I am so scared, because last night he was telling me he was going to kill me if I call the police. He would kill me to death, you know? He told me it would take ten minutes for police to come and before that he would kill me and then kill himself," she said. 
  
 Deputies determined that Devbir contacted his parents regarding his wife being disobedient and they came from India to help counsel and discipline her. 
  
 In addition to the beatings from her husband, officials said his parents participated in holding her and her child against their will, including holding a knife to her throat and taking her phone so she could not call 911. 
  
 “I am very scared of my husband. He tried to kill me. Last time it was attempt to murder, so I am very scared for me and my daughter,” she reiterated in court. 
  
 Devbir Kalsi is charged with false imprisonment, felony battery, child abuse, denying access to 911. Jasbir Kalsi is charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment, child abuse, denying access to 911. Bhupinder Kalsi is charged with battery domestic violence and failure to report child abuse. 
  
 They were also ordered to not contact the victim and her daughter and have to surrender their passports. Officials said the mom and dad had been visiting from India for the last month. 
  
 This is an ongoing investigation. ||||| Image copyright Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office Image caption Devbir, Jasbir and Bhupinder Kalsi (left to right) have had their passports held 
  
 An Indian couple flew 8,000 miles (13,000km) to help "discipline" their daughter-in-law, police in Florida say. 
  
 Jasbir Kalsi, 67, and his wife Bhupinder, 62, are said to have travelled from the Punjab region to Hillsborough County to help "counsel and discipline" son Devbir's wife. 
  
 Silky Gaind was discovered battered and bruised by a police officer on Saturday after getting a message to her parents. 
  
 Her in-laws and husband are now facing multiple charges, including battery. 
  
 Her father-in-law, who had been visiting with his wife for about a month, also allegedly held a knife to her throat. 
  
 'Kill me to death' 
  
 Ms Gaind, 33, had been held for some time before deputies from the Hillsborough County Sheriff Office arrived at her door, local media reported. 
  
 Even then, the family attempted to bar them from entering the house, forcing the officers to call for back up as Ms Gaind called on them to help her and her one-year-old daughter. 
  
 At a court hearing on Sunday, Ms Gaind told a judge her 33-year-old husband had left her in fear for her life. 
  
 "I am so scared, because last night he was telling me he was going to kill me if I call the police. He would kill me to death, you know? He told me it would take 10 minutes for police to come and before that he would kill me and then kill himself," she said, according to Bay News 9. 
  
 WFLA reported Jasbir Kalsi was facing charges of aggravated battery with a knife, while her husband Devbir had been charged with felony battery. 
  
 Both are charged with false imprisonment, child abuse and denying access to 911. 
  
 Bhupinder Kalsi was charged with battery domestic violence and failure to report child abuse. |||||
Police in Florida say a couple from Punjab, India, flew what the BBC reports was 8,000 miles to Florida in order to help their son "counsel and discipline" his wife. The woman, Silky Gaind, was allegedly held captive—along with her 1-year-old daughter—and beaten by the trio. On Saturday she alerted her family in India of her situation by phone, and the Tampa Bay Times reports the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office was contacted by her parents. WFLA reports that a deputy's knocks at the couple's Riverview home went ignored, but he heard Gaind screaming for help and pushed his way in. Police say the 33-year-old was found covered in bruises, and allege the beatings had "been ongoing for an extended period of time"; the BBC reports the in-laws had been there for about a month. Husband Devbir Kalsi has been charged with false imprisonment, felony battery, child abuse, and denying access to 911. Kalsi's father, Jasbir Kalsi, faces charges including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon; he allegedly held a knife to his daughter-in-law's throat. His wife, Bhupinder Kalsi, was charged with battery domestic violence and failure to report child abuse. During a Sunday court hearing, Bay News 9 reports Gaind said, "Last night he was telling me he was going to kill me if I call the police. ... He told me it would take 10 minutes for police to come and before that he would kill me and then kill himself."