Delhi Man Fakes Kidnapping As Parents Opposed His Relationship: Police
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On Tuesday around 11 pm, police got a call from his father that the man was abducted by some persons and he has been gagged and kept in a dark room, police said.
A 24-year-old man faked his kidnapping in central Delhi as his parents were allegedly against his relationship, police said on Friday.
He has been identified as Gaurav Mishra, a resident of Anand Parbat, they said, adding that he runs his own charger manufacturing unit.
On Tuesday around 11 pm, police got a call from his father that Gaurav Mishra was abducted by some persons and he has been gagged and kept in a dark room at an unknown place, police said.
With the help of technical surveillance, the location of Gaurav Mishra was traced near Anand Vihar bus stand. Police rushed there but he was not found and his phone was also switched off, police said.
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