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High Court seeks status report on reuniting deported Pakistan-born teen with Indian father in J&K

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The High Court has asked for a status report on efforts to reunite a Pakistan-born teenager, who was deported, with her Indian father in Jammu and Kashmir. The court's direction follows a petition concerning the family's separation. The status report is expected to outline what steps authorities have taken so far toward reunification. The article provided to me contains only the headline and no further body text, so specific details such as the teen's name, dates, and the court's exact reasoning could not be verified. Readers should consult the full original report from Times of India for complete facts.

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