Kerala CPI(M) Leader Booked For Kidnapping After Daughter's Complaint
NDTV
Anupama S Chandran alleged that though she had lodged a complaint with the police several times since April, they were reluctant to register a case.
A 23-year old woman, daughter of a senior leader of the ruling CPI(M) here, has accused her parents of forcefully having taken away her new-born child from her soon after its birth a year ago and approached the police seeking to get the baby back.
Anupama S Chandran, daughter of CPI(M) local committee member P S Jayachandran, alleged that though she had lodged a complaint with the police several times since April, they were reluctant to register a case against the family members.
However, Peroorkkada police here said a case was registered on Tuesday against six people including her parents, sister and husband and father''s two friends, and said the delay was happened as they were waiting for the legal opinion.
Multiple charges, under IPC Section 343 (wrongful confinement), 361 (kidnapping from wrongful guardianship), 471 (using as genuine a forged document) and so on, were imposed against the accused, they said.
