Centre Assures Help To Woman Whose Son Is In Critical Condition In Australia
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Advocate Digpaul informed the court that an Indian origin Doctor has visited the hospital to see Arshdeep Singh at the request of the Indian Consulate.
The Centre Government on Wednesday assured all possible help to a widowed woman who approached the Delhi High Court and sought direction to the Ministry of External Affairs to provide medical assistance to her son hospitalised in Australia in critical condition. The Bench of Justice Navin Chawla noted the submission made by Advocate Ajay Digpaul, representing the Central government who apprised the court that the Indian consulate was looking at this case and also three offices of the consulate have been involved in the matter for the best possible help. Advocate Digpaul informed the court that an Indian origin Doctor has visited the hospital to see Arshdeep Singh at the request of the Indian Consulate. Indian authorities are taking care of the child in the best manner, the lawyer assured the court.
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