Delhi resident Inderjeet Kaur, whose son Arshdeep Singh is coping with a life-threatening condition in Australia,  has moved the Delhi High Court seeking assistance from the Indian government for grant of an urgent visa to attend to her ailing son.

In her petition, she has pointed out that on humanitarian grounds Delhi's Inderjeet Kaur, whose son Arshdeep Singh is coping with a life-threatening condition in Australia,  has moved the Delhi High Court seeking assistance from the Indian government for grant of an urgent visa to attend to her ailing son.

In her petition, she has pointed out that on humanitarian grounds she and her son in law, Kunwar Anand, be allowed to visit her son who is admitted at St. Vincent’s hospital in Melbourne since June 9. 

According to the hospital officials, complete renal failure has put Arshdeep's life on the edge. He is the only son of 52-year-old Inderjeet Kaur who has already lost her husband in 2013.

Considering the nature of emergency and plight of the family, Puneet Singh Chandhok, President of Indian World Forum, had also requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to facilitate and extend all due assistance to the family at the highest level as Arshdeep is an Indian citizen and the Indian government is duty bound to assist it's citizens in distress.

As her earlier requests to the External Affairs Ministry, the Indian government and the  Australian High Commission failed to elicit positive respose, she urged in her petition that the matter be heard on priority as the life of her son was at stake.

The court will hear the matter on Thursday.

and her son in law, Kunwar Anand, be allowed to visit her son who is admitted at St. Vincent’s hospital in Melbourne since June 9. 

According to the hospital officials, complete renal failure has put Arshdeep's life on the edge. He is the only son of 52-year-old Inderjeet Kaur who has already lost her husband in 2013.

Puneet Singh Chandhok, President of Indian World Forum, had also requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to extend all assistance to the family as the Indian government is duty bound to assist it's citizens in distress.