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CRISP takes up cause of fathers' plight
Hyderabad, May 30 : With two out of five marriages ending in divorce in
the country, the Child Rights Initiative for Shared Parenting (CRISP), first
of its kind non-governmental organisation, has taken up the cause of men
who were denied access to their children.
Higlighting the plight of over five lakh such
parents, especially fathers, CRISP Founder
President Kumar V Jahgirdhar here today
told reporters, ''In many cases despite court
orders, fathers are not allowed to see their
children. Children should have equal
access to both parents for them to lead a
normal life. We must make shared
parenting mandatory.'' Mr Kumar, himself
was fighting a legal battle for equal access
to his daughter from his wife Chethana, who
has now married to Indian Cricket
legspinner Anil Kumble.
He pressed for setting up of special courts for disposal of child custody cases in a
maximum of three months and enactment of laws to make shared parenting
mandatory.
Noting that misuse of anti-dowry laws and other woman-protection laws were a
serious problem in the country, he said increasing number of aged parents,
sisters and children in husband's family were implicated in ''false cases''.
''The mothers in order to take revenge on their husbands, don't allow them to see
the child. Courts and Governments should understand that fathers too have love
and affection for their children,'' he contended.
CRISP presented the case of a Non-Resident Indian pharmaceutical scientist V
Ravichandran in Florida, who has been denied access to his six-year-old son
Aditya for over 670 days with his mother moving their son from one place to
another.
The CRISP would hold roadshows all over the country to mobilise public opnion
on the plight of fathers, he added.
--- UNI
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