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Still no leads on whereabouts of Pamela, Indira’s daughter, says IGP
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Elill Easwaran
Khalid Ismail says more time is needed to probe Pamela Ling's abduction and whereabouts
Pamela Ling was allegedly abducted while on her way to the MACC’s headquarters in Putrajaya on April 9, while M Indira Gandhi is still waiting to be reunited with her daughter, who is believed to be with her missing ex-husband.
KUALA LUMPUR: Police still have no leads on the whereabouts of Pamela Ling and the daughter of M Indira Gandhi, says Inspector-General of Police Khalid Ismail.
Khalid said police needed more time for further investigations to be held into Ling’s alleged abduction in April to determine her whereabouts.
“I am still waiting for the results of further investigations into her location. I believe that in this case, we need more time to determine her whereabouts,” he said at a press conference at Bukit Aman here today.
Ling, 42, was reported missing on April 9 while on her way to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s headquarters to give a statement as a witness in an investigation.
MACC had launched an investigation into Ling and her husband, Sarawakian businessman Thomas Hah, in May last year for alleged corruption and money laundering.
Police previously said five vehicles and “around eight suspects” were involved in the alleged abduction. Three of the vehicles had cloned number plates.
Can’t track down Indira’s ex-husband, daughter
In Indira’s case, Khalid said police have been unable to trace her former husband, K Pathmanathan, who converted to Islam and took the name Riduan Abdullah, and their daughter, Prasana Diksa, who is believed to be with her missing ex-husband.
Riduan fled the country with Prasana in 2009 when she was just 11 months old. He had converted her to Islam without Indira’s consent.
A landmark Federal Court decision in 2018 ruled in Indira’s favour, declaring the unilateral conversion of her three children to Islam by Riduan null and void. However, despite the court’s decision, police have yet to locate Prasana.
The Federal Court had ordered police to execute a warrant of committal on Riduan for contempt of court over his refusal to return Prasana to Indira, who was given full custody over their three children.
Indira has sued former IGP Abdul Hamid Bador and the government for failing to arrest Riduan and return her daughter. The Court of Appeal reserved its decision on Aug 11.
Khalid said police needed more time for further investigations to be held into Ling’s alleged abduction in April to determine her whereabouts.
“I am still waiting for the results of further investigations into her location. I believe that in this case, we need more time to determine her whereabouts,” he said at a press conference at Bukit Aman here today.
Ling, 42, was reported missing on April 9 while on her way to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s headquarters to give a statement as a witness in an investigation.
MACC had launched an investigation into Ling and her husband, Sarawakian businessman Thomas Hah, in May last year for alleged corruption and money laundering.
Police previously said five vehicles and “around eight suspects” were involved in the alleged abduction. Three of the vehicles had cloned number plates.
Can’t track down Indira’s ex-husband, daughter
In Indira’s case, Khalid said police have been unable to trace her former husband, K Pathmanathan, who converted to Islam and took the name Riduan Abdullah, and their daughter, Prasana Diksa, who is believed to be with her missing ex-husband.
Riduan fled the country with Prasana in 2009 when she was just 11 months old. He had converted her to Islam without Indira’s consent.
A landmark Federal Court decision in 2018 ruled in Indira’s favour, declaring the unilateral conversion of her three children to Islam by Riduan null and void. However, despite the court’s decision, police have yet to locate Prasana.
The Federal Court had ordered police to execute a warrant of committal on Riduan for contempt of court over his refusal to return Prasana to Indira, who was given full custody over their three children.
Indira has sued former IGP Abdul Hamid Bador and the government for failing to arrest Riduan and return her daughter. The Court of Appeal reserved its decision on Aug 11.
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Sad to say, in all likelihood Pamela is dead.
Indira Daughter sold in to the Facist Supremacist Brother hood of SLAM Sex peadofile Ring like London is becoming a reality...like Zara??...Tahfiz Religious School.....the Style is like Hamas ISIS type of religious DOMINATION teaching...and rightly Isreal is the Only Nation who knows how to Obliterate this sick RELIGION!! Ayuh Isreal....Alhamduilah!!
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