Indian Teacher Released in Maldives Incident
An Indian teacher, arrested for allegedly injuring a student's finger in the Maldives, has been released from custody. He was detained under a court order but released within 24 hours. The incident occurred at a school on Kandoodhoo island, with local police emphasizing cooperation in their decision.

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An Indian educator, who faced allegations of twisting and dislocating an 11-year-old student's finger in the Maldives, has been freed from detention, as reported by local media.
Authorities explained that the teacher was released without a court appearance after providing necessary documentation and showing cooperation during the investigation.
The incident, which took place at a school on Kandoodhoo island, prompted the teacher's arrest under a court mandate, but he spent only 24 hours in police custody.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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