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Not seeking deportation

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI APRIL 8. Kuwait is not seeking the deportation of Dhalal Falag al Azmi, who had fled the emirate with her Indian companion on a forged passport, but regrets that the authorities in Tamil Nadu had "denied diplomatic access to her."

Khalid al-Razni, Director of Kuwait's information office, said here today that the embassy would apprise the External Affairs Ministry about this. The Embassy Consular, Nameer al-Quraini, had not been allowed to meet Ms. Dhalal and this behaviour of Chennai police was "unprofessional".

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