Five-year-old Indian Arrested

A headmistress of a government school was on Monday arrested for allegedly torturing and confining a five-year-old girl inside a bathroom at her house in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district, police said.

There is good news for the family of five-year-old Ariful Sheikh. The Indian boy from West Bengal's Murshidabad district, who has been languishing in a jail in Bangladesh for a whole year, will now walk free and return home on April 29.

In a small hut in a village in Murshidabad, Kajol Rekha Bibi stares at the only photo she has of her five-year-old-son, Ariful Sheikh. Kajol Rekha has not seen Ariful in a whole year. He accompanied her parents when they crossed the border into Bangladesh to visit some relatives.

Ariful, a five-year-old boy from West Bengal, has spent nearly a year at Kushtia Jail in Bangladesh. He was arrested along with his grandparents by Bangladesh security forces while they were crossing the Indo-Bangladesh border.

A headmistress of a government school was on Monday arrested for allegedly torturing and confining a five-year-old girl inside a bathroom at her house in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district, police said.

There is good news for the family of five-year-old Ariful Sheikh. The Indian boy from West Bengal's Murshidabad district, who has been languishing in a jail in Bangladesh for a whole year, will now walk free and return home on April 29.

In a small hut in a village in Murshidabad, Kajol Rekha Bibi stares at the only photo she has of her five-year-old-son, Ariful Sheikh. Kajol Rekha has not seen Ariful in a whole year. He accompanied her parents when they crossed the border into Bangladesh to visit some relatives.

Ariful, a five-year-old boy from West Bengal, has spent nearly a year at Kushtia Jail in Bangladesh. He was arrested along with his grandparents by Bangladesh security forces while they were crossing the Indo-Bangladesh border.