Deepa unhappy with Federal Court decision


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 10 Feb 2016

PUTRAJAYA: The Hindu mother who has been fighting for custody of her two children after they were converted to Islam is unhappy with the Federal Court’s verdict to award custody of her son to her ex-husband.

S. Deepa hoped that her case would be the last of its kind in the country and said the laws in Malaysia needed to be changed.

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