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‘Tried to kidnap me’: Nagaland woman pulled towards car by 3 men at Delhi 5-star hotel

‘Tried to kidnap me’: Nagaland woman pulled towards car by 3 men at Delhi 5-star hotel

Three men from Delhi allegedly accused a woman from Nagaland of attempting to kidnap her while forcibly pulling her towards their Mercedes car in the parking lot of a five-star hotel in Chanakyapuri. The incident is reported to have occurred around 3.15 am on Sunday, as police stated. The men were reportedly sitting in the car and playing loud music when the woman and her friends approached the parking area. One man objected to the music, prompting the woman to move towards the exit gate.

The man sitting in the car allegedly grabbed her hand and pulled her towards the vehicle, leading the woman to file a false kidnapping complaint. Her three male friends quickly intervened, resulting in a brawl between the group of men in the Mercedes and her friends. According to the woman’s complaint, one of her friends suffered injuries to his teeth when he was beaten with hockey sticks. The medical report of one of the victim’s friends revealed swelling in his right hand.

The accused were apprehended after they fled the scene in their car upon police arrival, leaving behind identifiable tire marks that assisted investigators in tracking them down. The complainant managed to write down the registration number of the car, which proved invaluable in identifying the suspects. The three accused were booked at the Chanakyapuri police station, and the woman was transported to Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital for a medical examination.

Police are currently reviewing CCTV footage from the hotel, along with other evidence, to reconstruct the sequence of events leading up to the alleged kidnapping attempt. They are also analyzing the medical reports to determine the extent of injuries sustained by those involved.

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