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No court order for police to get Indira's children

 


The Syariah High Court did not issue any order to the
police to retrieve the children of K Pathmanathan @ Mohd
Ridhuan Abdullah, who is involved in a bitter child
custody battle with his former wife M Indira Gandhi, the
High Court in Ipoh heard. This was told to High Court
judge Lee Swee Seng yesterday afternoon by Indira’s
lawyer M Kulasegaran, after senior federal counsel
Shamsulbol Hassan applied for a postponement of the
hearing of Indira’s application to initiate judicial review
 to compel Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar
to act on High Court order issued to him.



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