The Supreme Court has granted the Centre four weeks to trace a Russian woman who allegedly fled India with her minor child amid an ongoing custody dispute. The case highlights complex issues of child welfare, international law, and diplomatic coordination.
An Indore court convicted a woman and her lover for illegally converting her minor son. Ilyas Qureshi married Prarthana and later facilitated the boy’s religious conversion. The child was forcibly circumcised, and his name was changed in school records. The case highlights concerns over forced conversions and legal protections for minors.
The Supreme Court today expressed concern over a child caught in a custody dispute, urging the parents to prioritize the child’s well-being during the harsh Delhi summer. The Court emphasized the need to protect the child’s rights and granted visitation rights to the father. Justices highlighted the lack of care and love for the child.
