A seventy-two year-old nun was gang-raped by gunpoint at a convent school in Ranaghat in March.
Indian Christians and social activists take part in a peace rally and protest in Allahabad on March 22, 2015 after the rape of a nun in West Bengal. (NY Post)
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This week a Bangladesh Muslim was the sixth man arrested in the brutal gang-rape of the 72 year-old Indian nun.
The Hindu reported:
A 28-year-old Bangladeshi, one of the main accused in the sexual assault of a septuagenarian nun at a Ranaghat convent school, has been arrested from Sealdah railway station in Kolkata.
Nazrul aka Nazu was arrested from Sealdah station while he was getting down from a local train late last evening, SS CID Chittaranjan Nag said today.
“Our sources informed us that Nazrul was trying to reach Kolkata. Working on the tip-off, our officers were waiting for him at Sealdah station and caught him when he was getting down from Bongaon local (suburban train),” Mr Nag said.
Asked where he was hiding since the crime took place in March, Mr Nag said, “He was hiding somewhere in the border areas of Bangladesh. Probably after he was chased by the police there, he sneaked past the border to get into India. He was trying to flee somewhere.”
Nazrul would be produced at the Ranaghat court.
