Mandla
A second incident of kidnapping has come to light in Mandla district of Madhya Pradesh within a week. In this, two miscreants from village Katra under Kotwali police station forcibly took two miscreants sitting on a bike. Someone recorded the video of the miscreants carrying the girl on a bike after kidnapping, now it is going viral on social media.
Such crimes have started increasing in Mandla district. Earlier, a 12 -year -old boy in Khatia police station area was kidnapped only that his sister refused to marry the young man.
It was told that a 19 -year -old student in village Katra has been kidnapped from outside the Skill Computer Center. Eyewitnesses said that two bike riders came out of the skill computer center and forcibly took the student sitting on the bike. During the incident, Saheli, who was present with him, told that the youth called the student and called him out.
He told Saheli that my brothers have come to give goods, you stand away. After some talk for some time, he forcibly made the student sit on the bike and escaped fast. A video of this entire incident was made by a bike rider coming from behind, in which a girl is seen sitting between two youths.
Saheli immediately informed the center operator about the incident. After this, the girl’s family was told about the incident. He immediately reached the Kotwali police station and lodged a complaint. The Kotwali police have registered a case.
Police investigating
The Kotwali police is investigating the matter. Police are watching CCTV footage on the complaint of relatives. Apart from this, the relatives have also told the names of some suspects to the police. The police is also finding out of them.
Brother was abducted
Recently, a case of kidnapping came in the Tatri outpost area of Khatia police station. Where a 12 -year -old boy was kidnapped. The woman refused to marry. After this, the accused kidnapped the girl’s brother in the car. The police recovered him from Chhattisgarh within 24 hours. In Mandla district, such a challenge in front of the police is now increasing.