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India flags ‘enforced foster care’ for baby in Germany

New Delhi, December 5 External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said the enforced foster care for an Indian infant in Germany who was taken away from her parents 15 months ago in September last year is “a matter of concern” and...
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New Delhi, December 5

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said the enforced foster care for an Indian infant in Germany who was taken away from her parents 15 months ago in September last year is “a matter of concern” and asserted that it is her right to be in her linguistic, religious, cultural and social environment.

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