An Indian woman has been arrested for the murder of a 5-year-old girl in India. 
Anita Waghela, 22, lured five-year-old Anjali Saroj with 
chocolates, then kidnapped and strangled her to death in a women’s 
toilet at Navsari railway station in Gujarat. According to reports, 
Waghela killed the child as revenge after the girl's father refused to 
divorce his wife and marry her.
Anjali, from Nallasopara, Mumbai, India, lived with her 
parents in the same residential complex where Waghela lived. Manjunath 
Singe, superintendent of police, Palghar, said the accused had been 
involved with the child’s father Santosh Saroj, who is an auto driver, 
and had killed his daughter as revenge after the relationship failed.
"Waghela wanted Santosh to divorce his wife so they could 
get married, but he kept making excuses and then he refused. She had 
been physically involved with him and had undergone abortion twice. She 
was furious with Santosh for using her," said a police official, who did
 not wish to be named.
"To teach Santosh a lesson, the accused kidnapped Anjali on
 Saturday while she was playing with friends in the building. The child 
knew her, so she went with her easily. Waghela took her almost 200km 
away, to Navsari, where she killed her," the official said.
The official added: "After the murder, Waghela took a 
shuttle train and came back to Nallasopara where she joined in the 
search for the girl."
The child’s body was found on Sunday, a day after she was 
abducted, by women passengers at Navsari who wanted to use the washroom.
 They reported to the authorities and investigation began. 
The Tulinj police, who are investigating the case, got 
suspicious at Waghela's distress, and her over-enthusiastic and 
over-helpful behaviour, and questioned her. She was arrested on Tuesday 
and grilled and she eventually confessed.
"We have arrested her for kidnapping and murder and will 
produce her before Vasai court on Wednesday afternoon," the official 
said.