Dua Zehra’s alleged kidnapping case: The court temporarily handed over the girl to her parents

Dua Zehra’s alleged kidnapping case: The court temporarily handed over the girl to her parents

Dua Zehra was temporarily handed over to the parents by The Sindh High Court in the case of the alleged kidnapping of the girl.

In the case related to the alleged abduction of a minor girl, the extradition case was heard by the parents in the Sindh High Court.

The lawyer of Zaheer Ahmed told the court during the hearing, that this application is not admissible, the judicial magistrate rejected the application related to the extradition of the girl child, and the application is also pending in the trial court related to the extradition of the girl child, the applicant now has also related documents.

Zaheer Ahmed's lawyer further said that the petitioner should approach the trial court, the girl was sent to a shelter home on the orders of the court, and the girl was not kept in habeas corpus, and the girl is the main witness in this case.

Zaheer Ahmed's lawyer said that the parents have had five meetings with the girl, and they ask the girl whether she wants to go to the parents or not, Zaheer Ahmed should also be allowed to meet the girl.

Justice Iqbal Kalhoro called the girl and asked what is her son's name, to which the girl said my name is Dua Zehra, I was studying in the seventh standard, my parents and sister are present in the court, and I am with my parents. I want to go

Lawyer Zaheer Ahmed stated that the girl Dua Zehra should be stopped from being taken out, in response, Justice Iqbal Kalhoro mentioned that everyone wants to go to their parent's house, no one wants to leave their parent's house, the courts are open for everyone. The girl is young, wants to go to her parents, and does not want to go to a shelter home.

The girl's father, Mehdi Kazmi, has been asked by The court, what guarantee will he give to the court? During talking to the girl's mother The court said we are giving you a girl, now you have a heavy responsibility.

The Sindh High Court, while allowing the girl to go with her parents temporarily, said that the decision of the permanent handover of the girl has to be decided by the trial court.

The Sindh High Court has issued an order for the parents to deposit a bond of Rs 10 lakh for the handover of the girl and said that the Child Protection Officer along with the lady doctor will meet the girl every week and after meeting the girl will submit the report to the trial court.