Kolkata: The Swedish father of an 11-year-old boy of Indian origin being held in foster care in Sweden for the last three years has expressed willingness to apply for Indian citizenship.
The boy, Domenic Samuel Johansson, was born to an NRI mother Annie, formerly known as Nirmalkumar Bharos from Pune.
Annie had earlier appealed to Sagarika Bhattacharya, who was recently reunited with her infant son and daughter Abhigyan and Aishwarya after the children were released by Norway's Child Welfare Services, for securing release of her son.
A Kolkata-based NGO, Smile India, which first brought to light the Norwegian custody row, quoting Christer's application said that he wished to apply for Indian citizenship or dual passports for himself, his wife and son.
The boy, Domenic Samuel Johansson, was born to an NRI mother Annie, formerly known as Nirmalkumar Bharos from Pune.
Annie had earlier appealed to Sagarika Bhattacharya, who was recently reunited with her infant son and daughter Abhigyan and Aishwarya after the children were released by Norway's Child Welfare Services, for securing release of her son.
A Kolkata-based NGO, Smile India, which first brought to light the Norwegian custody row, quoting Christer's application said that he wished to apply for Indian citizenship or dual passports for himself, his wife and son.
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