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Rajashree, who had represented Loh back in 2019 when she filed for court order, said the mother was legally entitled to seek the assistance of the police to reclaim custody of her children.

“Nobody can prevent her from taking back her children under her custody, care and control as stipulated in the court order and if any party prevents her from doing so, they are disobeying the court order,” she said when contacted by Malay Mail today.


Loh could also seek assistance from a court bailiff to enforce the court order and return the children under her custody, care and control.

Rajashree said Loh was initially granted the first interim order in December 2019, which granted her full guardianship and sole custody, care and control of the three children who were now aged between 10 and 14.

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If the Welfare Department is not complying with a custody order granting full rights to a Hindu mother, it raises concerns about legal enforcement and potential biases in the system. There is a chance that bureaucratic hurdles, misinterpretations, or external influences are affecting the implementation of the order. Authorities should ensure that such cases are handled with fairness, keeping the well-being of the children as the top priority. Cases like these highlight the importance of legal awareness and accessible support systems for affected parents.
For those seeking government assistance in various matters, Ehsaas Program Registration remains an option that could provide relief in other aspects of financial stability. Ensuring equal rights and proper legal execution is essential in maintaining trust in the system.