LUCKNOW, June 18 -- The Gorakhpur police on Tuesday night arrested suspended Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA) Shalini Srivastava from Delhi, nearly four months after she went absconding in connection with a teacher suicide case, police officials informed on Wednesday. A reward of Rs.25,000 had been announced for information leading to her arrest. Confirming the development, Gorakhpur additional superintendent of police (ASP) City, Patil Nimish Dasharath said Srivastava had been evading arrest since a case was registered against her at Shahpur police station on February 22, 2026. She is accused of abetting the suicide of assistant teacher Krishna Bhagwan Singh, a resident of Haraiya Buzurg village in Kushinagar district, who was posted at a government school in Deoria's Gauri Bazar area. Singh allegedly died by suicide by hanging himself in Gorakhpur's Shahpur locality on February 20. According to police, a suicide note and a video purportedly left behind by the deceased teacher accused Srivastava and Sanjeev Singh, a clerk in the BSA office, of harassment and mental torture. Following the registration of the FIR, the state government suspended Srivastava from service. Police initially announced a reward of Rs.10,000 each on the arrest of Srivastava and Sanjeev Singh, which was later increased to Rs.25,000. After months of searches and raids conducted by multiple police teams, Srivastava was traced and arrested from Delhi, officials said. Police said she is being brought to Gorakhpur and will be produced before a court. Efforts are continuing to trace and arrest co-accused Sanjeev Singh....