Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Court Allows Russian Family to Return Home
A Russian woman and her two daughters were found living in a cave in India.
The father, an Israeli national, wanted to prevent their deportation.
The court allowed the government to provide travel documents for them to return to Russia.
The mother wished to return to Russia, and the court prioritized the children's well-being.
The Russian consulate issued emergency travel papers.
DNA tests confirmed the parentage of the younger child, who had no official documents.
The family had been residing in the Foreigners Restriction Centre.
The High Court allowed the issuance of travel documents for a Russian woman and her daughters.
The family had been living in a cave in Karnataka.
The father, an Israeli national, sought to prevent deportation.
The Russian consulate issued emergency travel papers.
The court prioritized the children's welfare and mother's wish to return.
- Who
- Nina Kutina and her two daughters, Dror Shlomo Goldstein
- What
- Court permitted issuance of travel documents.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- To facilitate their return to Russia.
Father's Concerns
Court's Ruling
Deportation
Father's Concerns
The father sought to prevent immediate deportation.
Court's Ruling
The court allowed issuance of travel documents to return to Russia.
- Individuals Involved
- Nina Kutina, two daughters, Dror Shlomo Goldstein
- Location
- Karnataka, India
- Issue
- Issuance of travel documents for return to Russia
- Court
- Karnataka High Court
- Travel Documents
- Emergency travel papers valid until Oct. 9
Sources
Karnataka HC lets Centre issue documents for Russian woman, kids found in cave to return home
Karnataka HC Allows Russian Mother, Children to Return to Russia
Karnataka HC Allows Russian Woman, Daughters Found in Cave to Return Home
Russian woman found in Karnataka cave allowed to return