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Mother of 6 daughters kidnaps 3-year-old boy from Delhi hospital to raise as her own

A three-year-old boy was rescued from Munger, Bihar, after being kidnapped from a Delhi hospital. Police tracked the accused woman over one thousand kilometers using CCTV footage and technical surveillance. The woman allegedly kidnapped the child because she desired a son after having six daughters. The boy was safely recovered and reunited with his family in Delhi. The accused woman was…

Mother of 6 daughters kidnaps 3-year-old boy from Delhi hospital to raise as her own

In a shocking abduction case in Delhi, a three-year-old boy was allegedly kidnapped from a government hospital in Khyala, west Delhi, on August 27. The child went missing while his mother was collecting medicines from the hospital. Upon receiving a call, Khyala police registered a case and initiated a search for the missing child.

CCTV footage from the hospital and nearby areas showed an unidentified woman carrying the boy away in an e-rickshaw. Police tracked her movements using multiple cameras and managed to identify the woman, Chunari Devi, a 31-year-old temporary resident of Madipur, Bihar.

Further investigation revealed that Devi had left Delhi for Bihar and had kidnapped the boy to raise him as her own son. Police traced her and joined the investigation in Asnaha village, Munger district, after following the trail for over 1,000km. Devi confessed during questioning that she had six daughters and had kidnapped the boy due to medical complications that prevented her from having another child. The rescued boy was brought back to Delhi and reunited with his family.

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