A SOCIAL worker suspended over the Sanam Navsarka case has been reinstated.
The Deighton two-year-old, inset, died in 2008 after suffering more than 100 injuries.
Sanam’s mother Zahbeena Navsarka and her partner Subhan Anwar were both jailed for their roles in the little girl’s death.
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Social worker Judyth Kenworthy was suspended for two years in January after the General Social Care Council found she had made a “conscious decision” to omit key evidence from police during the investigation.
But a Kirklees Council spokesman said last night: “We are aware that Ms Kenworthy’s suspension has been revoked.
“This decision was taken by the Care Standards Tribunal, a national body which handles such appeals”.
