Ahmedabad Hearing the case of disappearance of two Sivika sisters from Nityanand Swamy’s Ahmedabad Ashram, the Gujarat High Court expressed frustration over the non-appearance of Sivakas in the court by the Ashram and said that the hands of the court are so long that you A division bench of Justice Sonia Gokani and Justice Mona Bhatt is hearing the disappearance of two sisters of Nityanand Ashram in Ahmedabad. The ashram was given several opportunities to present the two sisters in court through video conference but they were not brought before the court.

The High Court sought details of the Crime Branch’s discussions with the Jamaican government in the matter and asked why the Blue Corner Notice issued by Interpol was hastily withdrawn. The court warned the ashram’s lawyer that his hands were not small enough to reach his institution. The court suggested issuing a blue corner notice in the matter. The matter will be heard on Friday.

In 2019, after the disappearance of Tatupriya and Nityanandita from Ahmedabad Ashram, her father had filed a petition in the High Court. The court had issued notices to both of them to appear by e-mail. But later, due to the Corona epidemic, the production was approved by video conference. But neither of them appeared at the video conference, which led to the court’s remarks.

Following the disappearance of two sisters from Baba Nityanand’s Ashram in Hathijan, Ahmedabad, the court, citing Article 226, said that civic protection is necessary and it becomes special when a citizen is abroad when he There are allegations of human trafficking.