The high court in its order said that Nisha be “housed in a home” for her “safety and well-being” till April 29, the next date of hearing. When the matter came up for hearing on April 29, the high court had extended its order till June 13. Yogeswaran, who appeared for Nisha, had complained that the high court passed its order despite being informed that she was an adult. If that is so, we find no justification for the high court to pass the impugned order,” the top court said in a written order. “Consequently, we allow the appeal and set aside the order of the high court.

Source: The Telegraph June 03, 2019 00:22 UTC