Pro-active steps being taken by Center to help woman for son's medical treatment in Australia: Delhi HC
The court was informed by the Centre that visa and travel exemption approval form, required due to the COVID global pandemic, has been granted by the Australian embassy to the mother.;
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Friday noted that the Centre was taking pro-active steps in providing all possible help to a mother who has sought direction to provide medical assistance and supervise the treatment of her son suffering from a life threatening health condition in Australia.
The court was informed by the Centre that visa and travel exemption approval form, required due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, has been granted by the Australian embassy to the mother.
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"In view of the above, I find the government is taking pro-active steps in the matter. The writ petition is disposed of with liberty to the petitioner to file a fresh petition in case the need arises," Justice Navin Chawla said.
Centre government standing counsel Ajay Digpaul informed the court that though visa and travel exemption has been granted to the woman, they have now received a fresh application from the family seeking to arrange for repatriation of the son to India.
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