Ritika
Let us inform that Jayaprakash, a grocery trader resident of Satyam Nagar of Azampada, had come to his grandmother’s house in Touratha No. 2 along with his family. On Tuesday evening, his two and a half year old son Mayank was playing outside the house when he went missing. When the family members engaged in search of him saw the footage of CCTV cameras, a suspect was seen carrying Mayank. After this, he informed the police about the kidnapping of the child.
Police said that Mausim Usmani, a resident of Vrindavan in Mathura, had picked up the child from outside the house. CCTV footage of him carrying the child had come to the fore. He was taken towards Agra Cantt station via Bhogipura. This gave the police a clue.
Mausim had dropped the child at his friend Jaswant Mistry’s house in Kanshi Ram Colony in Vrindavan. After that he came back. He knew that if the footage came in the CCTV, he would be caught. No one was suspicious, so he came back early. But, the police caught him.
The accused kept on misleading the police for a long time. Later, on being strictly asked, he spilled the truth. The police reached his friend’s house. The boy was recovered from Mathura. The family’s happiness knew no bounds after the child was found safely. SSP Prabhakar Chaudhary has given a reward of 25 thousand to the police team.
Police interrogation has revealed that the accused were planning to sell Mayank after abducting them. But before that the police arrested him. Now it is being ascertained that how many children have been sold by both the accused earlier. To whom have you sent He is not associated with any big gang, who steal and sell children.
