Kochi: Mrs.
Nimisha aka Fatima Isa, who is currently in prison in Afghanistan, has approached the Kerala High Court seeking to repatriate the daughter and her grandson.
Nimisha’s husband, who was suspected of being an Isis fighters, had died in the fight.
The petition submitted by Bindu K from Attukal near Manacaud in Thiruvananthapuram said by leaving Nimisha and other Indian women detained in Afghanistan, the Indian government accidentally strengthened falsehoods spread by radical clothing.
Not repatriating Nimisha and the granddaughter violated fundamental rights for life and rejection of the rights to education to the grandson, the Petitioner hits.
After returning, Nimisha can submit to the legal process because grandchildren can be rehabilitated and reintegrated back to the community, you begged.
In November 2015, Nimisha, a BDS student, was lost from his studies at Kasaragod, converted with her husband and married.
In May 2016, the couple traveled to Sri Lanka on behalf of opening a business.
In July 2016, the news of 21 Indians traveled to Afghanistan to join ISIS broken and the applicant saw photos and nimisha and Bexen names.
In June-July, Nimisha gave Brith to a girl, named Ummu kupuu.
In August 2016, Nia registered a notification of red angles and issued a morning notice of 21 people.
After the death of Isis Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a group of 10 women and 21 children, including Nimisha and Ummu kupuu gave up on the Afghan authority in October 2019.
In June this year, the central government denied Afghan’s demand for deportation of women and children Afghanistan, said petition that.
Indian women imprisoned in Afghanistan: HC moves mother for repatriation
