In court
Prasana Diksa, Indira Gandhi's missing daughter
Prasana, taken by her father as an infant about 17 years ago, has still not been found; the Ipoh High Court rejected Indira's second bid to cite the IGP for contempt in June 2026 but said police must keep actively trying to enforce the committal warrant.
- Category
- Missing person
- Since
- 2009
- Last update
- 25 Jun 2026
- Next
- 27 Nov 2026 · Ipoh High Court case mention
Timeline
- Indira's ex-husband unilaterally converted their three children to Islam and left with their youngest, Prasana, then 11 months old.
- The Ipoh High Court granted Indira full custody of Prasana.
- The Federal Court upheld a mandamus order directing police to arrest Riduan and return the girl.
- The Federal Court declared the unilateral conversions null and void.
- Indira's first contempt application against the IGP was dismissed.
- The Court of Appeal rejected her bid to adduce fresh evidence in her lawsuit against the IGP.
- The Ipoh High Court dismissed her second contempt bid, finding police were still investigating, and set a further mention for 27 November.