UP Man Says Abducted Over Rs 2,799 Mobile EMI, Blood Drawn At Hospital
A bizarre case of alleged abduction over unpaid mobile phone instalments has surfaced in Uttar Pradesh, where a man claimed he was taken to Lucknow, made to undergo a blood draw at a hospital and then held captive for four days while being assaulted and allegedly forced to arrange money for his release. लखनऊ: EMI न भरने पर युवक को बंधक बनाकर पीटने और ब्लड बैंक में खून निकालने का सनसनीखेज आरोप…
In Uttar Pradesh, a man named Naval Kumar has alleged being abducted over unpaid mobile phone instalments. The incident reportedly occurred in Lucknow, where Kumar claimed he was taken to a hospital and subjected to a blood draw before being held captive for four days. According to Kumar, captors demanded money to secure his release, initially demanding Rs 2,600 and later escalating to Rs 12,500.
He said he reached out to his brother for assistance, but the money sent was insufficient, and he remained in captivity. Kumar's family reported him missing on September 14 after people allegedly took him away under the guise of visiting a mobile shop. Police responded by forming three investigation teams, with two suspects subsequently taken into custody. Kumar also underwent a medical examination as authorities continue their investigation.
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