Archive · 4 Aug 2026
Indore Court Hearing Highlights Mother's Phone Use
A girl went to court in Indore and said her mom spends too much time on her phone.
The mom, Jaimala Yadav, is trying to get custody of her two kids, Soumya and Shashwat.
The kids said they want to stay with their mom, but Soumya didn't like the phone habit.
The judges decided the case was fine and that the family would sort things out.
They had already told the kids to stay with Jaimala for a week before coming back to court.
A girl in Indore High Court complained that her mother spends too much time on her mobile phone during a habeas corpus hearing.
The case involves Jaimala Yadav seeking custody of her two children, Soumya and Shashwat Pardesi.
Both children expressed willingness to stay with their mother, but the daughter objected to her mother's constant phone use.
The bench dismissed the petition, noting the mother and children would reconcile over time.
The court had earlier directed the children to be produced and to stay with Yadav for seven days before the next hearing.
- Who
- Jaimala Yadav, her children Soumya and Shashwat Pardesi, and the Indore Bench judges
- What
- A habeas corpus petition hearing where a girl complained about her mother's mobile phone use
- When
- Monday during the hearing
- Where
- Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To address custody and alleged forced removal of the children
- Court
- Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court
- Petition type
- Habeas corpus
- Children
- Soumya Pardesi, Shashwat Pardesi
- Mother
- Jaimala Yadav
- Judges
- Justice Subodh Abhyankar, Justice Alok Awasthi