No need to talk about 'happy endings', just find Prasana, Indira's lawyers tell IGP


M. Indira Ghandi kissing the picture of Prasana Diksa. -filepic

PETALING JAYA: The lawyers of M. Indira Gandhi are asking Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador if he knows the location of her daughter Prasana Diksa and ex-husband K. Pathmanathan (who is now known as Muhammad Riduan Abdullah) – who have been missing for 11 years.

Legal firm Raj and Sach wanted to Hamid to explain his statement that a 'win-win' situation was needed to protect Prasana's welfare.

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