Bangladesh's Shahadat bailed in maid abuse case: lawyer

Bangladesh's Shahadat bailed in maid abuse case: lawyer

DHAKA: Bangladesh Test cricketer Shahadat Hossain was allowed safeguard Tuesday in the wake of being confined over assertions of beating a kid house keeper, an indictment legal advisor said. 

The nation's court safeguarded Shahadat until March 31 yet delegate lawyer general Moniruzzaman Kabir said his office was get ready to hold up a speak to the incomparable court. 

"The High Court has acknowledged Shahadat's safeguard request today after it was before rejected by the lower court," Kabir, the agent of the claimed 11-year-old casualty, told AFP. 

Shahadat, who has played 38 Tests for Bangladesh, has been in authority since October 5 when he gave himself into police, a day after his wife Nritto Shahadat was captured in the same case. She was allowed safeguard a week ago. 

Both face charges of ambushing a tyke and utilizing a minor. 

The couple sought total isolation after police assaulted their home in September as their cleaning specialist was discovered crying on a road in the capital Dhaka. 

The youngster has told police and nearby media that the couple beat and tormented her, while TV footage demonstrated her looking delicate and slim with swollen bruised eyes. 

Police have said one of her hands had been smoldered with a hot cooking oar, while other harm imprints were additionally found on her body.