In the heart of Karnataka’s mystical Ramteerth hills, hidden deep inside a silent cave near Gokarna, a shocking discovery has shaken the nation. 
Gokarna Cave Mystery::-A mysterious and surprising incident has come to light from Kumta Taluk in Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka. In the Ramteerth hills of Gokarna, a Russian woman named Nina Kutina, who now calls herself Mohi, was found living inside a cave along with her two daughters. This strange discovery has stunned the entire country.
The police are now trying to solve many unanswered questions related to her life in India.
🛂 From Russia to India – A Journey of Faith
According to the police, Nina Kutina is 40 years old. She came to India in 2016 on a business visa. Her visa expired in 2017, but instead of going back to Russia, she chose to stay.
Later, she received an exit permit and traveled briefly to Nepal. However, due to her deep interest in Hinduism and Indian spiritual traditions, she came back to India, entered Goa, and finally reached Gokarna, where she started living in a cave.
🇮🇳 She Doesn’t Want to Leave India
Nina, now known as Mohi, has refused to return to Russia. But Indian authorities have already started the process of sending her and her two children back to her home country.
Currently, Mohi is under counseling, and police say she is not in a mental state to answer all their questions clearly.
❓ Four Big Questions That Police Want Answers To
Police officials say there are many mysterious points about Mohi’s life in India, especially the birth of her two daughters. These are the main questions they are trying to answer:
1. Where did she stay during the COVID lockdown years (2020–2022)?
2. Where and how were her two daughters born?
3. Who is the father of the children?
4. If the children were born in India, which hospital handled the delivery?
Police have also confirmed that no hospital record of Mohi or her children has been found in the area.
💉 Did She Even Get Vaccinated?
Another concern for the authorities is whether Mohi took the COVID-19 vaccine or not. So far, she has not answered that question either.
🍲 What Was Found Inside the Cave?
When police entered the cave, they were shocked to see that Mohi had stored food supplies, utensils, and other essential items. She had clearly been living there for a long time.
She used wood collected from the forest to cook her food, and lived a simple, spiritual life. According to reports:
She started her day with yoga and meditation.
She regularly chanted Hindu mantras.
Drawing, singing bhajans (devotional songs), and spending quiet time in the cave were part of her routine.
🧩 A Spiritual Life, But With Many Unanswered Questions
While her love for Indian culture and spirituality is clear, her life still raises many legal and security concerns. Living in a cave for years, giving birth to children without medical help, and staying on an expired visa — these are all issues the Karnataka Police and the Foreigners Registration Office (FRRO) are now dealing with.
🚨 What Happens Next?
For now, Mohi is being kept under watch, and her counseling continues. The process to send her and her daughters back to Russia is ongoing. But until she gives proper answers, the case remains a mystery wrapped in silence.