Police recover Indonesian woman in Hyderabad, hand her over to consulate
HYDERABAD: An Indonesian woman, Indah Marlyan, was recovered under judicial orders and handed over to her country’s consulate by the district police on Saturday. The woman had married a man, Naik Mohammad Shaikh alias Mohammad Hamza Mirza. She had submitted a complaint to the consulate alleging that she was being subjected to domestic violence. The consulate took up the matter with Sindh…
HYDERABAD: Indonesian national Indah Marlyan, who claimed to be a victim of domestic violence, was recently rescued by police and delivered to her consulate under judicial supervision. She had married Naik Mohammad Shaikh, also known as Mohammad Hamza Mirza, and lodged a complaint with the Indonesian consulate in Karachi. The Sindh government was informed, and an application was filed through the women development department, which led to the additional district judge-V issuing an order for her recovery.
SSP Hyderabad Shahzeb Chachar confirmed the safe handover of the woman, along with her infant daughter, to the Indonesian consulate. Naik Mohammad Shaikh has since been detained. The incident came to light after the women development department submitted an application on August 8, citing threats and assault against the woman.
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