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Govt likely to junk inter-parental child abduction Bill

NEW DELHI: Despite international pressure the Centre is likely to junk the Bill on interparental child abduction which deals with child custody issues for NRI couples and would have paved the way for Indias accession to the Hague Convention

Updated At : 03:21 PM Nov 06, 2016 IST

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