KUALA LUMPUR, April 5 — The High Court today ordered Hindu mother Loh Siew Hong's Muslim convert ex-husband Muhammad Nagahswaran Muniandy to pay a RM20,000 fine for contempt...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 5 — The High Court today ordered Hindu mother Loh Siew Hong's Muslim convert ex-husband Muhammad Nagahswaran Muniandy to pay a RM20,000 fine for contempt of court within 14 days, and said failure to do so would result in him being jailed for 14 days.
Today, High Court judge Evrol Mariette Peters ruled that the ex-husband was actually well aware of what he had done, and that he had gone missing in order to avoid being detected and to evade the court order granting custody of the children to Loh, news portalreported the judge as saying that the ex-husband had got a family member involved to prevent the children from being returned to Loh.
Loh’s three children were taken away from her in 2019 while she was hospitalised with injuries she claimed were inflicted by her former husband. The three children were born to the couple when they were still non-Muslims. In December 2019, Loh obtained interim custody of her children pending her divorce, but her court case was delayed when the country went into Covid-19 lockdown in March 2020; she finally obtained an order granting her full and sole custody of the three children in March 2021.
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