Why Mother Can Not See Her Child : Story Of Twins Seperated
Daily New Age has reported that Lovely Mallick, the mother of joint-headed twins Krishna and Trishna who were separated at Melbourne Royal Children Hospital in Australia recently by sixteen surgeons and specialists after a marathon 29-hour operation, is now praying for her children. She says she wishes to see them once, just once. The twins were born on 22 December, 2006, at the Patients' Nursing Home at Phulbari Gate in Khulna city. Twenty-two-year old Lovely Mallick, a fourth year Diploma student of the agriculture course of Shaheed Flight Lieutenant Masud Memorial College at Keshobpur upazila headquarters in Jessore district, got married with her poor illiterate neighbour, Kartik Chandra Mallick, 30, of village Rongpur under Dumuria upazila in Khulna district in 2004. Poverty and the inability to foot the doctors' bills forced the couple to give the girls to an institution founded by Mother Teresa, Nirmola Shishu Bhaban, located at Sonadanga in Khulna city. 'The clinic's authority helped us to keep the babies healthy. After hearing about Mother Teresa's institution, I offered my children to its authorities in January 2007, just 16 days after their birth, assuring them that I would never want them back if they arranged proper treatment for them' said Lovely. 'I saw the news of their separation in a local newspaper on Wednesday, and I felt overjoyed that my children are still alive after the operation,' Lovely told New Age on Friday afternoon. Bursting into tears of both joy and sorrow, Lovely said that it was, of course, good news for her and her family, but she is sad that she could not see her babies since February 2007 after they were sent to Australia. But she cannot demand to see them as she had offered them unconditionally.
We are surprised that Mallika can not get back her children.Why she should be asked to sign an agreement which is harmful mother’s interest.This is not justified in morality.In the name of treatment to adopt a child and change his/her religion ( as is obvious) are offensive.It is strange Mother Teresa’s organization helps in such agreements.We think mother in this case has the right to get back the child and Australian government should help her.An agreement made under duress can not be acceptable.
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