Video: Teacher Grabbed, Pushed Into SUV In Daylight Karnataka Kidnapping
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According to the police, Arpita's mother has accused Ramu, a relative, of being involved in her kidnapping
In a shocking case of kidnapping caught on camera, a 23-year-old school teacher was forced into an SUV by three men in Karnataka's Hassan district this morning. CCTV visuals show the woman, Arpita, near the school she taught in. The men close in and a slowly approaching SUV stops beside her before she is grabbed and hauled inside.
According to the police, Arpita's mother has accused Ramu, a relative, of being involved in her kidnapping. The two were in a relationship for about four years, the family has said.
Police said three teams have been formed and they are investigating the case from every angle. "The woman worked at a school. She was kidnapped on a day when the school was shut. Why did she leave home and head to the school when it was shut? Was there a function or did she step out for some other work? We are investigating all this," said Hassan police chief Mohammed Sujeeta.
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