Court nears landmark decision on custody case


Anxious: Indira Gandhi (left) wiping away her tears as her lawyer, M. Kulasegaran (right), talks to the media at the High Court in Ipoh. Looking on is Karan Dinish (centre).

IPOH: The High Court here is at the verge of making a landmark decision over a custody matter involving a Muslim-convert father who married a Hindu woman under civil laws.

However, before it makes its judgment, Judicial Commissioner Lee Swee Seng said yesterday that the court has to first get the views of various specialised groups on the matter.

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