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Hindu mother in Malaysia walks for ‘justice’ in latest plea to bring daughter home
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Madam Indira Gandhi (pushing the stroller), flanked by her daughter Tevi Darsiny and son Karan Dinish, walking to the federal police headquarters in Kuala Lumpur on Nov 22.
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- Indira Gandhi marched in Kuala Lumpur, seeking the IGP's help to find her daughter Prasana, taken 16 years ago during a religious conversion dispute.
- Despite a 2018 court order granting Indira custody and directing police to find Prasana and her ex-husband, the order remains unenforced.
- Supporters, including politicians and activists, highlight the failure of justice, questioning how the ex-husband accesses government aid while evading authorities.
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KUALA LUMPUR - Madam Indira Gandhi walked through the streets of Kuala Lumpur pushing a baby stroller containing a teddy bear wrapped in a light blanket belonging to her missing daughter.
She intended to hand it to Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Mohd Khalid Ismail on Nov 22 in a symbolic plea for help to find her daughter Prasana Diksa, who was forcibly taken 16 years ago during a religious conversion and custody dispute.
