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Celina Jaitly's Mother's Day Plea: Denied Access to Children Amidst Divorce
10 May
Summary
- Celina Jaitly alleges denial of access to children despite joint custody orders.
- The actress accused her estranged husband of domestic violence and manipulation.
- Jaitly is seeking Rs 50 crore compensation in her ongoing legal proceedings.
Actress Celina Jaitly observed Mother's Day by revealing the ongoing struggles in her divorce proceedings with husband Peter Haag. Jaitly stated she has been unable to see her three children, despite having joint custody orders from an Austrian court. She claims her children have been relocated to an undisclosed location.
Jaitly initiated legal action against Haag several months prior, citing domestic violence, cruelty, and manipulation. She is seeking Rs 50 crore in compensation. Recently, Mumbai Police filed a First Information Report against Haag and issued a Look-Out Circular.
In a public statement, Jaitly expressed feeling forced to share her situation due to continued separation from her children. She alleged escaping "systematic oppression" and emotional abuse.
Jaitly recounted that divorce papers were served in September under false pretenses. She noted that her attempts at an amicable separation were met with coercion and demands regarding her premarital assets.
She also shared a poignant visit to the grave of her late son, Shamsher. Celina Jaitly married entrepreneur Peter Haag in 2010, and they have twin sons, Winston and Viraaj, and another son, Arthur.
