IGP urges Indira Gandhi's ex-husband to come forward, says his whereabouts are known


SEPANG: Police have information on the whereabouts of the ex-husband of kindergarten teacher M. Indira Gandhi who took away their daughter 10 years ago.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador (pic) said Friday (Jan 31) that he knows where the man is, which is why he urged him to come forward and talk.

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