Indira's child homeward bound


Family joy: Indira (right) breaking the good news to her sister M. Vijeyaletchumi (from left), niece S. Shamanee Naidu and 70-year-old mother S. Remgamah in Ipoh.

IPOH: After five years in court, kindergarten teacher M. Indira Gandhi was finally granted her wish to get her youngest child back when her ex-husband was committed for contempt.

The High Court made the decision after Muslim convert Mohd Ridzuan Abdullah repeatedly failed to return the girl to the mother, who has won custody of her and two other siblings.

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