Alwar | On Sunday afternoon, car-borne miscreants kidnapped a youth who was preparing for the competitive examination from near the FCI godown in the city. The miscreants demanded a ransom of five lakh rupees from the family of the kidnapped youth. After 8 and a half hours the police freed the youth from near Kharkhada village and arrested four miscreants and arrested a minor. Cars, country-made pistols, cartridges and mobiles written by the Government of India have also been recovered from the miscreants. In the police action, one miscreant managed to escape. Superintendent of Police Tejaswani Gautam said that Shakeel (22), a resident of Jhotli village of Sikri police station area of Bharatpur district, was informed about the abduction by his family members and told that the kidnappers were demanding Rs 5 lakh. They are saying to kill themselves for not paying the money. The accused asked the family members to reach Bhajit with the money. but there
none found. Later called at Kairwa crossroads. Meanwhile, a Swift Desire vehicle reached the foothills of the mountain near Kharkhda village, seeing the police, the miscreants got down from the car and started running. Police chased and arrested Manish Meena, resident of Syed Khedli, Sahil alias Sachin Charan, resident of Gujuki, Mohanlal alias Sonu Jat, resident of Bhajit and Suraj Meena, resident of Shriya Ka Bas. A minor found on the spot was also detained. From the possession of Suraj Meena, the country-made katta was found. The police is searching for the absconding crook Bhairu Basti resident Rahul Meena. The ages of the four miscreants are 21 and 22 years. While a minor. They kidnapped Shakeel and committed the crime to extort money from his family members. The accused kept asking for different money. Later the accused came on only two lakh rupees. The Government of India was written on the vehicle used in the kidnapping so that no one can doubt it.
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