Archive · 5 Dec 2025
High Court Questions Protocols in Missing Bengaluru Man Case
A man from Bengaluru was deported from Kuwait two months ago and then went missing in Kochi.
His son filed a legal case asking for help to find him.
The court is now asking the central and state governments to explain the rules they follow when someone is deported.
The judge is worried because the man was not checked or watched after being deported, which could be dangerous.
The court wants to know why this happened and what will be done to prevent it in the future.
They have asked for an answer by December 10.
A Bengaluru man with memory loss was deported from Kuwait and went missing in Kochi.
His son filed a habeas corpus petition in the Kerala High Court.
The court sought a detailed response from the Centre and the state government by December 10.
Justice Devan Ramachandran expressed concern over the lack of evaluation or surveillance of deported citizens.
The court highlighted the potential risks involved in deporting individuals without proper assessment.
- Who
- A Bengaluru man with memory loss and his son who filed a habeas corpus petition
- What
- The Kerala High Court is seeking a detailed response from the Centre and the state government regarding the protocols followed in the deportation and subsequent disappearance of the man
- When
- The man was deported two months ago, and the court hearing was on Thursday
- Where
- The man was deported from Kuwait and went missing in Kochi, India
- Why
- The court is concerned about the lack of evaluation or surveillance of deported citizens and the potential risks involved
- Person Involved
- Bengaluru man with memory loss
- Location of Incident
- Kuwait and Kochi, India
- Legal Action
- Habeas corpus petition filed by the son
- Court Involved
- Kerala High Court
- Judge
- Justice Devan Ramachandran
- Response Deadline
- December 10
- Deportation Reason
- Not specified, but could range from illness to terrorism