LATEST
WEBSTORY
TRENDING

BJP, Congress seeks more time to respond to EC notice regarding MCC violation

Meet man, son of scrap dealer, cracked NEET exam in ninth attempt, secured AIR...

Meet woman, a popular TV star who quit acting to build Rs 830 crore company, her business is…

5 tips to prevent frizzy hair in summers

9 must-watch Iranian films

7 most expensive beers in India

BJP appoints new state presidents in Telangana, Jharkhand, Punjab, Andhra ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha polls

Meet 'mystery girl' whose pictures with Indian cricketer Yuzvendar Chahal is going viral

SCO must not hesitate to criticise countries supporting terrorism: PM Modi

PHOTOS
VIDEOS
ENTERTAINMENT

Remember Heyy Babyy's cute 'Angel' Juanna Sanghvi? 20 year-old looks unrecognisable now, fans say 'her comeback will...'

In pics: Arti Singh stuns in red lehenga as she ties the knot with beau Dipak Chauhan in dreamy wedding

Actors who died due to cosmetic surgeries

Meet Ujjwal Nikam, BJP's New Candidate Who Replaced Poonam Mahajan I Lok Sabha Elections 2024

Ujjwal Nikam In BJP: Lawyer Who Fought 26/11 Case, Replaced Poonam Mahajan | Lok Sabha Election 2024

LSG vs RR Highlights: Sanju Samson Shines, Rajasthan Royals Won By 7 Wickets I IPL 2024 Match 44

Selena Gomez reveals why she quit Instagram for four years: 'I felt like it was the...'

Kalki 2898 AD director Nag Ashwin reacts to Prabhas-starrer being compared with Dune: 'Wherever there is...'

Navya Naveli Nanda reacts to rumoured boyfriend Siddhant Chaturvedi's photos from his birthday party

Home India

India

Madrassa chief booked for beating up students

The chief of a madrassa was booked for allegedly beating up students and holding them captive at Borgaon Bujurg village near here on Thursday, police said.

DNA Web Team

Updated : Nov 19, 2013, 11:17 PM IST

KHANDWA (Madhya Pradesh): The chief of a madrassa was booked for allegedly beating up students and holding them captive at Borgaon Bujurg village near here on Thursday, police said.

The matter came to light when three students, wearing handcuffs and shackles, escaped from the madrassa and reported the matter to police in Burhanpur on February 13, Superintendent of Police KD Parashar said.

The victims, residents of Uttar Pradesh, accused the madrassa incharge of physically torturing them and holding them captive with chains for two years, he said, adding that the children were brought to Moghat police station where a case was registered against the head of the madrassa.

Find your daily dose of news & explainers in your WhatsApp. Stay updated, Stay informed- Follow DNA on WhatsApp.