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Parents of Indian kid in German child care deny sex abuse claim, saydaughter was injured accidentally

Watch | Baby Ariha Shah's custody battle: parents seek PM Modi's intervention

Parents of Indian kid in German child care deny sex abuse claim. Here's what they said

Parents of a three-year-old Ariha Shah who is in German child rights' custody landed in Mumbai on March 9 to meet Indian authorities in a bid to expedite the process of getting their daughter's custody from the German government

Parents of an Indian child in German child rights' custody landed in Mumbai on Thursday to meet Indian authorities in a bid to expedite the process of getting their daughter's custody from the German government.
Their three-year-old daughter has been in the custody of German authorities for the last one-and-a-half years.
At a press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, the girl's mother said, "In September 2021, our daughter was taken away by German child services. She accidentally hurt her private part and we took her to a doctor. The doctors sent us back saying that she was fine. Then we went for a follow-up check. My daughter was again said to be fine, but the doctors, this time, called child services and gave them my daughter's custody. And we later learned that because of the nature of her injury, they suspected sexual abuse."
"In the interest of clarification, we even gave our DNA samples. After the DNA test, police investigation, and medical reports, the case of sexual abuse was closed in February 2022. And in December 2021, an expert from the same hospital ruled out any suspicion of sexual abuse," she added.
The child's father said, "After all this, we thought that our girl would be back with us. But the German child services opened a case against us for the termination of custody. We went to court for that. The court ordered that we have to make a parental ability report. We got the 150-page parental ability test report after a year during which the psychologist spoke to us for only 12 hours."
"We got the next trial date after receiving the report. The report suggested the bond between the parents and the child is very strong and the child should return to the parents but the parents don't know how to bring up the child. For that, we should stay in a family house till the girl attains the age of 3 to 6 years. The girl of that age would be able to decide whether she wants to stay with her parents or in foster care," he added.
Her father said, "They reasoned that we let her eat as much as they want, let her play like she wants, and they don't discipline her enough. They also mentioned that the child has an attachment disorder. They alleged that the attachment disorder was because the child wanted to do things by herself."
"We asked them to let the child come to India since the court case was going to last long. They said that they cannot send her to India as she does not know any Indian language, which can result in trauma. We have been asking them to let us teach her at least one Indian language. A teacher, a volunteer or a mentor is also not needed. Our friends and family could easily do that. There were many Indians in Germany, who were ready to volunteer to teach her Hindi or Gujarati but they refused," he added.
He further stated, "Like many others, I was also laid off from the IT company that I worked for. I don't know how we are going to manage. We are already in INR 30-40 lakhs in debt."
The mother said, "We are allowed to meet the girl for an hour every month under the supervision of a social worker. She reported positively about our attachment with the girl. We demanded more visits but they refused saying that it could exhaust the girl. But in September 2022, we were allowed to meet her twice a month. But German child services are not following the court order as well. It was after the Indian government intervened in December 2022 that they started obeying the court order."
"We have been saying that she is an Indian baby, she must know an Indian language and acquire cultural knowledge. We also demanded consular access for her. Criminals also get consular access but our daughter is being treated worse than a criminal," she added.
"We want to bring her to India as we have not got a fair trial. There are cultural differences which are difficult to explain to the German authorities. We request PM Modi to help us bring her back to India. We also request Foreign minister S Jaishankar to look into this problem and help us bring our child back. Matters will be resolved if PM Modi takes matters into his hands," she added.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/baby-ariha-shah-s-custody-battle-mea-issues-statement-after-pm-scholz-meet-1677377015866">Baby Ariha Shah's custody battle: MEA issues statement after PM-Scholz meet</a>

Bournvita's campaign #FaithnotForce conveys special message to parents. Know what it is

Health drink brand Bournvita changes its packaging to toilet cleaner shaped bottle and other household commodities; special message on them an eye opener for Indian parents

Bournvita's campaign #FaithnotForce conveys special message to parents. Know what it is

Glass cleaner, egg tray, soap, toilet cleaner, tissue box, cooking oil, ketchup bottle, face cream... No no, we are not giving you a list of grocery. Infact Bourvita has recently launched its products in new packaging which look similar to many such common commodities. Why you ask? Let us tell you.&nbsp;
Bournvita has started a campaign named #FaithnotForce through which the health drink brand wants to tell parents that they should not force their children to choose a particular career and rather let them do what they want to do.&nbsp;
The brand has uploaded a video on its YouTube channel and citing some media reports, it has been told that 82% of Indian parents choose their child's career themselves. 93% of Indian students are aware of just 7 career options. Bournvita&rsquo;s #FaithnotForce aims at conveying this message to parents all across the country.&nbsp;
These special Bournvita packs will be available at Star Bazaar store and on the brand&rsquo;s website. A special message can also be seen on them, &lsquo;these Bournvita packs were forced to become something which they are not. Like it is done with millions of children.&rsquo;&nbsp;
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Global Day of Parents is observed on June 1 each year. It is a day to honour and appreciate the sheer love of parents. 

Global Day of Parents 2022: Four fun ways to celebrate this day 

Global Day of Parents is observed on June 1 each year. It is a day to honour and appreciate the sheer love of parents.

Global Day of Parents is celebrated on 1st June every year. This day&nbsp;is celebrated in order to aptly recognize and honour parents across the globe for their selfless love and lifelong support towards their children. &nbsp;
Our parents not only guide us at every step of our life but also help us in becoming the best version of ourselves. So, this Global Parents Day, have a look at 4 ways to celebrate this day.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/world-no-tobacco-day-2022-know-how-tobacco-not-only-harms-your-health-but-also-the-environment-1653970093524">World No Tobacco Day 2022: Know how tobacco not only harms your health but also the environment</a>
Plan a family gathering&nbsp;
Whether it&rsquo;s a family get-together or a wholesome potluck, plan a family gathering for your parents to make them feel special and loved.&nbsp;
Spend some time with them&nbsp;
Most of us get so caught up in our everyday lives, that we forget to give enough time to our parents. So, spend some quality time with them this Global Day of Parents.&nbsp;
Buy a thoughtful gift &nbsp;
Gift your parents something special on Global Day of Parents, be it a collage of family pictures, a handpicked collection of their favourite books or even matching outfits!&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/world-menstrual-hygiene-day-2022-here-s-why-this-day-is-of-great-significance-1653628112906">World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2022: Here&rsquo;s why this day is of great significance</a>
Have a games night&nbsp;
Be a child again with your parents and plan a fun games night with them. Soak in the simple pleasures of life and make memories that will last forever with them!&nbsp;

Three important tips on good parenting 

Is your child ready to face the world?&nbsp;Paediatrician Dr Anupam Sibal shares three simple, but often forgotten, tips to be a fantastic parent.

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