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Bombay High Court Issues Notice in Mother's Custody Plea for Two Daughters
A mother has moved the Bombay High Court seeking custody of her two daughters, alleging domestic violence and alcohol abuse by her husband and father-in-law. The court has issued a notice in the habeas corpus petition filed from Bhayander East.
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Mansi Sharad Bansode has petitioned the Bombay High Court for custody of her two daughters, citing allegations of domestic violence and substance abuse within her matrimonial home in Bhayander East. According to the petition, Bansode alleged that her husband and father-in-law engaged in alcohol consumption and subjected her to physical assault at their residence. The high court has taken cognizance of the habeas corpus petition and issued a notice in response to the plea. The matter now awaits further proceedings as the court examines the custody application and the circumstances surrounding the alleged domestic violence. Habeas corpus petitions are typically filed to challenge unlawful detention and secure the safety and custody of individuals, particularly in cases involving family disputes and child welfare concerns.