US: Indian couple arrested for 'unspeakable physical abuse' of daughter
An Indian couple has been arrested in US for subjecting their 12-year-old daughter to "unspeakable physical abuse" for months by starving her and beating her.


Screenshot of the House where the girl was abused.[/caption]Maya underwent emergency surgery for her wrist and received stitches to her knee. The doctors treating Maya observed several bruises, marks and scars in various stages of healing throughout her body including bruises on her right ear and legs. In another instance, Sheetal allegedly hit Maya in the face with a wooden rolling pin in April this year causing a laceration, swelling and pain to her cheek. Doctors found her to be underweight and thin, weighing 58 pounds, and wearing dirty clothes."The criminal charges allege that this young victim was subjected to years of unspeakable physical abuse at the hands of her father and stepmother," Brown said. The complaint additionally alleged that Rajesh repeatedly beat Maya with his hands, feet, belt and baseball bat between December 2012 and May 2014, causing bruising, swelling and pain in her ears, head and legs.The New York City Administration for Children's Services filed an abuse petition against the father and step-mother in family court following the investigation. Commissioner Gladys Carrion said the investigation saved the life of the young girl and ensured that she and her siblings are now safe from further abuse. "This horrific case highlights the necessity of, and reinforces our commitment to, collaborating with our partner city agencies... To ensure that New York City children remain safe," Carrion said.PTI

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