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Protest in Frankfurt Demands PM Modi’s Intervention in Reuniting Indian Toddler Ariha Shah with Parents

Sweta Jha
By Sweta Jha 4 Min Read Published July 17, 2023
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Members of the Indian diaspora in Germany gathered in Frankfurt on Saturday to stage a protest, calling on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene and help reunite two-year-old Ariha Shah with her Indian parents. Despite the rainy weather, the group waved the Indian national flag and held banners that read “Modiji Save Ariha!” and “Ariha is Indian.” The protest aimed to draw attention to the plight of the Shah family and appeal for the return of their daughter, who is currently in the custody of German state services.

Bhavesh and Dhara Shah, the parents of Ariha, have been fighting for her custody since September 2021, when German authorities intervened in the case following allegations of harassment. The intervention resulted in Ariha being separated from her parents and placed under the care of German state services. The Shahs have been tirelessly advocating for the return of their daughter, emphasizing that Ariha is an Indian citizen and should be with her family.

The Frankfurt protest sought to bring international attention to the situation and implore Prime Minister Modi to intervene diplomatically. The Indian diaspora, comprising individuals of Indian origin living abroad, rallied together to highlight the urgency and sensitivity of the matter. The demonstrators hoped that their collective voice would reach the Indian government and prompt action to reunite Ariha with her parents.

The case of Ariha Shah has garnered significant media attention both in India and Germany. The Shahs have been vocal about their distress and the emotional toll caused by the separation from their daughter. They maintain that the allegations of harassment are unfounded and have requested a fair and thorough investigation into the matter. The Indian community in Germany has rallied behind the Shah family, supporting their plea for justice and urging the government to expedite the process of reuniting the family.

The protest in Frankfurt is just one of many efforts undertaken by the Indian diaspora to raise awareness about Ariha’s situation. Social media campaigns, petitions, and appeals to various human rights organizations have also been instrumental in drawing attention to the case. Supporters have shared the hashtag #BringArihaHome on various platforms to amplify the message and garner support from a wider audience.

The German authorities have yet to respond to the demands of the Shah family and the Indian diaspora. However, with the mounting pressure and growing international attention, it is hoped that a resolution will be reached soon. The Indian government, through diplomatic channels, has been urged to engage with German authorities to facilitate a swift and fair resolution to the custody battle.

The Frankfurt protest serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by families navigating cross-border custody disputes. It highlights the importance of international cooperation and diplomatic efforts in resolving such cases and ensuring the well-being of children caught in legal battles. As the Indian diaspora continues to stand in solidarity with the Shah family, their united voices hope to bring about a positive outcome for Ariha and her parents, ultimately reuniting them and restoring their right to be a family once again.

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Sweta Jha July 17, 2023
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