Munni Baby Falak

Baby Falak was buried in Delhi today by her mother, Munni. The two-year-old died in Delhi's AIIMS hospital last night after a heart attack, her third in the two months that she spent there. Doctors at the hospital, where Falak went through multiple surgeries, had handed her over to her mother, Munni.

It was an emotional moment for Munni today when she reunited with her two-year-old battered daughter Falak admitted in the ICU of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for life threatening injuries. With tears in her eyes, 22-year-old Munni, who claims she was separated from her three kids just before her second marriage, entered the ICU ...

In the latest twist in the baby Falak case, maternal grandparents of the two-year-old, who is battling for survival in the AIIMS trauma Centre in the national capital, have alleged that the baby's father sold her. They claim that Shah Hussain sold his wife, Munni, and their three children including Falak. "7 years ago we married off Munni to Shah ...

Baby Falak's condition remains to be critical. She is still on the ventilator. Talking to NDTV on Tuesday, doctors at AIIMS said that her condition is mostly the same as the day before.

A 22-year-old woman, uneducated and impoverished, made innumerable sacrifices and took huge risks to protect her three young children. Today, she was reunited with her elder daughter - three-year-old Sanobar, who she last saw four months ago. Her son remains missing.

22-year-old Munni was given custody of Baby Falak after she met with welfare officials. The family of the two-year-old baby, who continues to battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), is being brought together by Delhi Police teams that have fanned out all over the country unravelling a sordid tale of abandonment a...

For 18 days, as Baby Falak battled brain damage, cardiac arrests and a litany of other injuries inflicted upon her by one or more adults, there was no sign of her mother. Tomorrow, the two-year-old will be visited by a young woman who claims Falak is her baby.

The Delhi Police says it has traced a woman called Munni, who is the biological mother of Baby Falak, the battered two-year-old fighting a tough battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).

Baby Falak was buried in Delhi today by her mother, Munni. The two-year-old died in Delhi's AIIMS hospital last night after a heart attack, her third in the two months that she spent there. Doctors at the hospital, where Falak went through multiple surgeries, had handed her over to her mother, Munni.

It was an emotional moment for Munni today when she reunited with her two-year-old battered daughter Falak admitted in the ICU of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for life threatening injuries. With tears in her eyes, 22-year-old Munni, who claims she was separated from her three kids just before her second marriage, entered the ICU ...

In the latest twist in the baby Falak case, maternal grandparents of the two-year-old, who is battling for survival in the AIIMS trauma Centre in the national capital, have alleged that the baby's father sold her. They claim that Shah Hussain sold his wife, Munni, and their three children including Falak. "7 years ago we married off Munni to Shah ...

Baby Falak's condition remains to be critical. She is still on the ventilator. Talking to NDTV on Tuesday, doctors at AIIMS said that her condition is mostly the same as the day before.

A 22-year-old woman, uneducated and impoverished, made innumerable sacrifices and took huge risks to protect her three young children. Today, she was reunited with her elder daughter - three-year-old Sanobar, who she last saw four months ago. Her son remains missing.

22-year-old Munni was given custody of Baby Falak after she met with welfare officials. The family of the two-year-old baby, who continues to battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), is being brought together by Delhi Police teams that have fanned out all over the country unravelling a sordid tale of abandonment a...

For 18 days, as Baby Falak battled brain damage, cardiac arrests and a litany of other injuries inflicted upon her by one or more adults, there was no sign of her mother. Tomorrow, the two-year-old will be visited by a young woman who claims Falak is her baby.

The Delhi Police says it has traced a woman called Munni, who is the biological mother of Baby Falak, the battered two-year-old fighting a tough battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).