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Exclusive: Mumbai toddler rape case takes a new turn thanks to police apathy

After dragging their feet for four days after Bombay High Court cancelled the bail of foreign educationist, MIDC police say they can't trace him

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A police team visited the trustee's residence in the La Feliz building in Malad West, but returned empty-handed. Pics/Nimesh Dave
A police team visited the trustee's residence in the La Feliz building in Malad West, but returned empty-handed. Pics/Nimesh Dave

The Andheri school trustee accused of sexually assaulting a three-year-old is now on the run, thanks to the delayed action of the police on a Bombay High Court order. On April 2, HC rejected the French national's bail application and asked cops to immediately arrest him. But cops sent a team to his Malad residence only on Thursday, because they were waiting for the judgement copy. In the meantime, the trustee managed to flee and cops came back empty-handed.

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