25-year-old kidnapped, robbed day before wedding in Karnataka

The incident happened on the Shikaripalya Road near Jigani Industrial Area.
The victim, Kumar (name changed), who is into farming, hails from Malavalli taluk in Mandya
The victim, Kumar (name changed), who is into farming, hails from Malavalli taluk in MandyaRepresentative image
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BENGALURU: A 25-year-old man from Mandya who had come to the city to invite his friends and relatives for his wedding, which is on August 17, was kidnapped and robbed by four carborne miscreants around 2 pm.

The incident happened on the Shikaripalya Road near Jigani Industrial Area. The accused had escaped with his gold ornaments and cash, all worth around Rs 2.5 lakhs. The Hebbagodi police have registered a case.

The victim, Kumar (name changed), who is into farming, hails from Malavalli taluk in Mandya. While Kumar was on his way to Banashankari, where his sister lives, on a bike with his friend, the accused hit the bike with the car and got into a fight. The accused started beating both of them. Two of the four accused threatened Kumar and initially took him on their bike.

“The gang, after beating Kumar’s friend, left him alone. The accused, who first took Kumar on his bike around 2 pm, later pulled him inside their car and robbed him of his gold ornaments and Rs 40,000 in cash. They also took his phone number and made him transfer Rs 10,700 through UPI. On the way, the accused abandoned the victim’s bike. They have also attacked him with an iron rod. The accused dropped Kumar at a deserted place around 5.30 pm on the Harohalli Road,” said an officer based on the victim’s complaint.

The victim then called his friend, who rushed to the spot. The victim filed the complaint the next day after obtaining medical treatment.

“Three miscreants have been taken into custody. The bike that was abandoned was also found on Friday. Since the complainant’s wedding is on Sunday, we will call him after a few days for identification and other procedures. The accused were traced based on the phone number to which they made the victim transfer money,” said an officer.

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