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Man tries to kidnap woman, threatens to throw acid in Delhi's Pandav Nagar

Delhi: man tries to abduct 19-year-old, threatens to throw acid

Man tries to abduct 19-year-old, threatens to throw acid in Delhi's Pandav Nagar

The victim alleged that Yagvender Yadav Yadav (27), who runs a grocery shop with his father in the area, had threatened her that he will throw acid on her if she does not marry him, they said.

A 19-year-old woman has accused her neighbour in east Delhi&rsquo;s Pandav Nagar of threatening her with "acid attack" if she did not marry him, police said on Wednesday.
The police said the matter came to light on Sunday after the victim filed a complaint.
The victim alleged that Yagvender Yadav Yadav (27), who runs a grocery shop with his father in the area, had threatened her that he will throw acid on her if she does not marry him, they said.
The accused and the victim are known to each other, police said.
A case was registered against the accused under sections 341 (wrongful restraint) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code, Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Amrutha Guguloth said.
Subsequently, after the victim&rsquo;s statement was recorded by the magistrate, sections 354B (assault or use of criminal force to woman with intent to disrobe) and 354D (stalking) were added to the FIR, the DCP said.
Efforts are on to nab Yadav, she said.
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In December last year, two motorcycle-borne masked men flung acid on a 17-year-old girl who was attacked minutes after she left her west Delhi home for school.
As outrage spread over the acid attack, women's groups and others, including Lt Governor V K Saxena, raised questions on the availability of acid in markets despite a ban and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asked how the accused could have gathered so much courage.
The attack took place at Mohan Garden near Uttam Nagar and the girl suffered eight per cent facial burns. Later, the same evening, three men including the victim's neighbour were arrested in connection with the incident.
The main accused had procured the acid through Flipkart following which police sent a notice to the e-commerce platform in this regard.
The girl had been a friend of the main accused for a long time but they had a breakup two-three months ago and she stopped talking to him. To take revenge, he planned the attack.&nbsp;

Video: mob barges in house, kidnap 24-year-old woman in broad daylight; rescued by cops

Video: mob barges into house, allegedly kidnap 24-year-old woman in broad daylight; rescued later

Video: mob barges in house, kidnap 24-year-old woman in broad daylight; rescued later

A video tweeted by news agency ANI showed dozens of men barging into a house and attacking a man with sticks while passersby trying to intervene.&nbsp;

In a shocking incident, a woman was kidnapped from her residence in broad daylight in the Adibatla area in Ranga Reddy, Telangana. As per the cops, the woman was rescued successfully and at least 16 men have been arrested involved in the incident. Hunt to nab others is still on.&nbsp;
Earlier, the woman's parents alleged that around 100 youths barged into their house and forcibly took their 24 years old daughter Vaishali away.&nbsp;
A video tweeted by news agency ANI showed dozens barging into a house and attacking a man with sticks while passersby trying to intervene.&nbsp;
"It is definitely a serious offence. We will inform further developments later. We have registered cases under section 307 and other sections of IPC related to threatening. Investigation underway," said Additional Commissioner, Rachakonda Commissionerate, Sudheer Babu.
With ANI inputs
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A 7-year-old girl is kidnapped, and kept just 200 metres away from her home for years. &nbsp;Her abductors, and family, both unaware, until 9 years later, a stranger unravels the entire tale.
7-yr-old Pooja Gaud went missing in Mumbai on 22 January 2013. She was on her way to school, walking with her elder brother Rohit. Pooja reportedly was arguing with her brother to give her ₹5 as recess money. During the argument, Pooja sat on the side of the road in anger. Rohit rushed ahead as they were already late for school by 15 minutes. While running ahead, Rohit asked Pooja to meet him during recess to take money from him. But Pooja never made it to school, and Rohit alerted his parents, who filed a missing persons' complaint.
So, what happened to young Pooja?
She claims that a man identified as Harry D'Souza lured her away with ice-cream, and then abducted her. Initially, Harry and his wife Soni treated Pooja well. They also renamed her 'Annie' to hide their crime. But as Pooja's case gained attention, the D'Souzas sent her away. She was reportedly sent to a boarding school in Raichur, Karnataka. In 2016, the D'Souzas had a biological daughter.
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Subsequently, Pooja was brought back from the hostel, and the nightmare worsened. Pooja says that the D'Souzas started mistreating her, and beating her up. She claims she was kicked, slapped, and beaten with belts, and rolling pins. The D'Souzas also allegedly forced Pooja to work as a domestic help at other houses.
Police say that Harry and Soni D'Souza were desperate for a child when they kidnapped Pooja.
Three years after she went missing, her father Santosh passed away. Ironically, the alleged abductors kept Pooja confined practically next door to her real family.
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Initially, the D'Souzas lived in Irla in Vile Parle, and later shifted to Gilbert Hill, Andheri. The D'Souzas didn't know this was Pooja's old locality. Her family lived just 200m away, in a nearby alley, according to reports. But Pooja and her family never discovered each other as she was kept under strict supervision. Pooja wasn't allowed to make friends, and Soni D'Souza used to drop and fetch Pooja from the house where she worked as a help.
The end of Pooja's horrific ordeal came about in equally dramatic fashion.
She became friends with another domestic help, Pramila Devendra, and confided in her that she had been abducted. Pooja told Pramila that her abductors regularly harassed her. Pramila then searched online, and came across news reports of Pooja's kidnapping. Pramila also found 5 contact numbers to give information about Pooja, but only one worked. This number belonged to Rafique, a neighbour of Pooja's family, and Pramila got in touch with him. Subsequently, Pooja's family confirmed her identity via a​ video call.
Then, a time and place for a meeting between Pooja and her family was fixed. On that day, Pooja reportedly stepped out on the pretext of taking the baby for a walk. Finally, on 4 August 2022, at 8:20 pm, Pooja was reunited with her family, after a long wait of almost a decade.
After this, police reached Harry and Soni D'Souza's house, and confronted them. After denying the charges, they finally admitted the crime, according to reports. Police have booked the couple but only arrested Harry D'Souza, leaving the wife to take care of their 6-year-old daughter.
The charges against them include kidnapping under Section 363 of the Indian Penal Code, which has a maximum punishment of 7 years in jail, and a fine. There is also intent to wrongfully confine a person under IPC Section 365, with a maximum penalty of 7-year imprisonment and a fine. They have also been accused of buying, or disposing a person as a slave under IPC Section 370, which carries a similar max punishment of 7 years in jail and a fine. Another charge is unlawful compulsory labour under IPC 374, with a maximum punishment of 1 year in jail, and a fine.
Apart from Pooja, the case has made another person famous - retired policeman Rajendra Bhosale. The committed cop never stopped looking for Pooja, even after retirement.
Assistant Sub Inspector Bhosale was a 1978 police batch officer. The son of a school principal, Bhosale lost his sister to dowry harassment. He was in-charge of the missing persons' bureau at DN Nagar Police Station between 2010 and 2015. From 2008 to 2015, 166 girls went missing in the area, and Bhosale and his team successfully tracked down 165 of them - Pooja the sole exception. The cop finally retired in 2015, but he kept visiting Pooja's family to continue to search.
Bhosale used to carry Pooja's photographs with him all the time. When he finally heard that she had been found, he didn't believe the news till he had personally confirmed it, according to a report in the Indian Express. After years of agony, he reportedly expressed relief by saying, "Meri Pooja mil gayi."

Kidnapped girl kept near her home for years, but not found. How Pooja Gaud's missing case was solved

Pooja was abducted from near her school when she was 7 years old. Despite the best efforts of a diligent policeman, it was an unlikely friend who finally helped reunite her with her family.

A 7-year-old girl is kidnapped, and kept just 200 metres away from her home for years. &nbsp;Her abductors, and family, both unaware, until 9 years later, a stranger unravels the entire tale.
7-yr-old Pooja Gaud went missing in Mumbai on 22 January 2013. She was on her way to school, walking with her elder brother Rohit. Pooja reportedly was arguing with her brother to give her ₹5 as recess money. During the argument, Pooja sat on the side of the road in anger. Rohit rushed ahead as they were already late for school by 15 minutes. While running ahead, Rohit asked Pooja to meet him during recess to take money from him. But Pooja never made it to school, and Rohit alerted his parents, who filed a missing persons' complaint.
So, what happened to young Pooja?
She claims that a man identified as Harry D'Souza lured her away with ice-cream, and then abducted her. Initially, Harry and his wife Soni treated Pooja well. They also renamed her 'Annie' to hide their crime. But as Pooja's case gained attention, the D'Souzas sent her away. She was reportedly sent to a boarding school in Raichur, Karnataka. In 2016, the D'Souzas had a biological daughter.
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Subsequently, Pooja was brought back from the hostel, and the nightmare worsened. Pooja says that the D'Souzas started mistreating her, and beating her up. She claims she was kicked, slapped, and beaten with belts, and rolling pins. The D'Souzas also allegedly forced Pooja to work as a domestic help at other houses.
Police say that Harry and Soni D'Souza were desperate for a child when they kidnapped Pooja.
Three years after she went missing, her father Santosh passed away. Ironically, the alleged abductors kept Pooja confined practically next door to her real family.
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Initially, the D'Souzas lived in Irla in Vile Parle, and later shifted to Gilbert Hill, Andheri. The D'Souzas didn't know this was Pooja's old locality. Her family lived just 200m away, in a nearby alley, according to reports. But Pooja and her family never discovered each other as she was kept under strict supervision. Pooja wasn't allowed to make friends, and Soni D'Souza used to drop and fetch Pooja from the house where she worked as a help.
The end of Pooja's horrific ordeal came about in equally dramatic fashion.
She became friends with another domestic help, Pramila Devendra, and confided in her that she had been abducted. Pooja told Pramila that her abductors regularly harassed her. Pramila then searched online, and came across news reports of Pooja's kidnapping. Pramila also found 5 contact numbers to give information about Pooja, but only one worked. This number belonged to Rafique, a neighbour of Pooja's family, and Pramila got in touch with him. Subsequently, Pooja's family confirmed her identity via a​ video call.
Then, a time and place for a meeting between Pooja and her family was fixed. On that day, Pooja reportedly stepped out on the pretext of taking the baby for a walk. Finally, on 4 August 2022, at 8:20 pm, Pooja was reunited with her family, after a long wait of almost a decade.
After this, police reached Harry and Soni D'Souza's house, and confronted them. After denying the charges, they finally admitted the crime, according to reports. Police have booked the couple but only arrested Harry D'Souza, leaving the wife to take care of their 6-year-old daughter.
The charges against them include kidnapping under Section 363 of the Indian Penal Code, which has a maximum punishment of 7 years in jail, and a fine. There is also intent to wrongfully confine a person under IPC Section 365, with a maximum penalty of 7-year imprisonment and a fine. They have also been accused of buying, or disposing a person as a slave under IPC Section 370, which carries a similar max punishment of 7 years in jail and a fine. Another charge is unlawful compulsory labour under IPC 374, with a maximum punishment of 1 year in jail, and a fine.
Apart from Pooja, the case has made another person famous - retired policeman Rajendra Bhosale. The committed cop never stopped looking for Pooja, even after retirement.
Assistant Sub Inspector Bhosale was a 1978 police batch officer. The son of a school principal, Bhosale lost his sister to dowry harassment. He was in-charge of the missing persons' bureau at DN Nagar Police Station between 2010 and 2015. From 2008 to 2015, 166 girls went missing in the area, and Bhosale and his team successfully tracked down 165 of them - Pooja the sole exception. The cop finally retired in 2015, but he kept visiting Pooja's family to continue to search.
Bhosale used to carry Pooja's photographs with him all the time. When he finally heard that she had been found, he didn't believe the news till he had personally confirmed it, according to a report in the Indian Express. After years of agony, he reportedly expressed relief by saying, "Meri Pooja mil gayi."

A businessman in Delhi claimed that he was abducted and manhandled for failing to repay a loan.
The incident reportedly occurred on 6 August, when complainant Shobhit Agarwal was assaulted at his office at KG Marg. Some men allegedly barged into his office, threatened and assaulted him. He was also kidnapped before being dropped outside his office.
Agarwal had reportedly taken a loan of ₹20 lakh from a money lending firm. He claimed he repaid the amount on the day of the alleged assault.
Two men identified as Rohit and Mohit Ahlawat were arrested with further probe underway by Delhi police.

Delhi businessman kidnapped for not repaying loan; 2 men arrested: police

The incident reportedly occurred on 6 August, when complainant Shobhit Agarwal was assaulted at his office at KG Marg.

A businessman in Delhi claimed that he was abducted and manhandled for failing to repay a loan.
The incident reportedly occurred on 6 August, when complainant Shobhit Agarwal was assaulted at his office at KG Marg. Some men allegedly barged into his office, threatened and assaulted him. He was also kidnapped before being dropped outside his office.
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Agarwal had reportedly taken a loan of ₹20 lakh from a money lending firm. He claimed he repaid the amount on the day of the alleged assault.
Two men identified as Rohit and Mohit Ahlawat were arrested with further probe underway by Delhi police.

In a fresh political controversy in Pakistan, a former minister was claimed to have been "kidnapped" by police. Shireen Mazari, who was a member of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's cabinet, was arrested on May 21.
Mazari has been criticising the Pakistan Army since Imran Khan lost the PM chair in a no-confidence motion in April 2022. Shireen Mazari's daughter Imaan accused police of beating up and abducting her mother, stating, "My mother was kidnapped, I won't say arrested. When the police arrest someone, they inform you on what charge the person is taken away for."
Imran Khan slammed his successor Shehbaz Sharif for the arrest. Khan called Sharif's government "imported" and "fascist". The former PM added, "Our movement is completely peaceful but this fascist, imported govt wants to push the country towards chaos. As if sending the economy into tailspin wasn't enough, they now want anarchy to avoid elections."
Workers and supporters of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf staged protests against the arrests.

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Shireen Mazari has been criticising the Pakistan Army ever since Imran Khan lost the PM chair in a no-confidence motion in April 2022.

In a fresh political controversy in Pakistan, a former minister was claimed to have been "kidnapped" by police. Shireen Mazari, who was a member of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's cabinet, was arrested on May 21.
Mazari has been criticising the Pakistan Army since Imran Khan lost the PM chair in a no-confidence motion in April 2022. Shireen Mazari's daughter Imaan accused police of beating up and abducting her mother, stating, "My mother was kidnapped, I won't say arrested. When the police arrest someone, they inform you on what charge the person is taken away for."
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Imran Khan slammed his successor Shehbaz Sharif for the arrest. Khan called Sharif's government "imported" and "fascist". The former PM added, "Our movement is completely peaceful but this fascist, imported govt wants to push the country towards chaos. As if sending the economy into tailspin wasn't enough, they now want anarchy to avoid elections."
Workers and supporters of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf staged protests against the arrests.

27 years after he was kidnapped by Chinese officials, the Panchen Lama remains missing. After Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama is the second most revered figure in the Tibetan Buddhist society. And he's missing since he was 6 years old. The issue has led to a fresh war of words between USA and China.
On April 25, the 33rd birthday of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, the 11th Panchen Lama, America asked China to reveal his whereabouts and confirm him well-being. Washington asked Beijing to let the Panchen Lama exercises his human rights and fundamental freedoms. The Panchen Lama was abducted by Chinese Communist officials on May 17, 1995.
America's statement led to a sharp reaction from China, which has been trying to stamp out Tibetan nationalism to complete its invasion and occupation of the region. Wang Wenbin, spokesperson of the Chinese foreign ministry said, "We firmly oppose the U.S. side's interference in China's internal affairs under the guise of so-called religious freedom with Tibet-related issues. The Chinese government pursues a policy of freedom of religious belief, which of course includes respecting and protecting the reincarnation of living Buddhas as an institution of inheritance in Tibetan Buddhism."
Wenbin added, "This so-called reincarnated child of Panchen Lama is just an ordinary Chinese citizen who is currently leading a normal life. He and his family do not want their current normal life to be disturbed. The U.S. should fully understand and respect their wills, instead of engaging in political manipulation on the matter to attack and smear China."

Tibet's Panchen Lama still missing: USA slams China over 1995 kidnapping, tells Beijing to release him | Dalai Lama

Tibet's Panchen Lama still missing: USA slams China over 1995 kidnapping, tells Beijing to release him


((SHORT OPENING BYTE SPLIT WITH PANCHEN LAMA OLD IMAGES))
 WANG WENBIN, SPOKESPERSON, CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY https://bit.ly/3KjrQ4D
(0:32 - 0:41) TRANSLATION -&nbsp;This so-called reincarnated child of Panchen Lama is just an ordinary Chinese citizen who is currently leading a normal life.
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 ((PANCHEN LAMA OLD IMAGES))
 27 years after he was kidnapped by Chinese officials, the Panchen Lama remains missing. After Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama is the second most revered figure in the Tibetan Buddhist society. And he's missing since he was 6 years old.
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 The issue has led to a fresh war of words between USA and China.
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 ((PANCHEN LAMA OLD IMAGES))
 On April 25, the 33rd&nbsp;birthday of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, the 11th Panchen Lama, America asked China to reveal his whereabouts and confirm him well-being. Washington asked Beijing to let the Panchen Lama exercises his human rights and fundamental freedoms. The Panchen Lama was abducted by Chinese Communist officials on May 17, 1995.
 America's statement led to a sharp reaction from China, which has been trying to stamp out Tibetan nationalism to complete its invasion and occupation of the region.
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 BYTE WANG WENBIN, SPOKESPERSON, CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY https://bit.ly/3KjrQ4D
Beijing, China
April 26, 2022 Source: AP (0:10 - 0:28, 0:32 - 0:55) TRANSLATION -&nbsp;We firmly oppose the U.S. side's interference in China's internal affairs under the guise of so-called religious freedom with Tibet-related issues. The Chinese government pursues a policy of freedom of religious belief, which of course includes respecting and protecting the reincarnation of living Buddhas as an institution of inheritance in Tibetan Buddhism. This so-called reincarnated child of Panchen Lama is just an ordinary Chinese citizen who is currently leading a normal life. He and his family do not want their current normal life to be disturbed. The U.S. should fully understand and respect their wills, instead of engaging in political manipulation on the matter to attack and smear China.
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<div class="elementToProof">Tibet: on April 25, the 33rd&nbsp;birthday of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, the 11th Panchen Lama, America asked China to reveal his whereabouts and confirm him well-being.</div>

27 years after he was kidnapped by Chinese officials, the Panchen Lama remains missing.&nbsp;After Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama is the second most revered figure in the Tibetan Buddhist society.&nbsp;And he's missing since he was 6 years old.&nbsp;The issue has led to a fresh war of words between USA and China.
On April 25, the 33rd&nbsp;birthday of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, the 11th Panchen Lama, America asked China to reveal his whereabouts and confirm his well-being.&nbsp;Washington asked Beijing to let the Panchen Lama exercises his human rights and fundamental freedoms.&nbsp;The Panchen Lama was abducted by Chinese Communist officials on May 17, 1995.
America's statement led to a sharp reaction from China, which has been trying to stamp out Tibetan nationalism to complete its invasion and occupation of the region. Wang Wenbin, spokesperson of the Chinese foreign ministry said, "We firmly oppose the U.S. side's interference in China's internal affairs under the guise of so-called religious freedom with Tibet-related issues. The Chinese government pursues a policy of freedom of religious belief, which of course includes respecting and protecting the reincarnation of living Buddhas as an institution of inheritance in Tibetan Buddhism."
Wenbin added, "This so-called reincarnated child of Panchen Lama is just an ordinary Chinese citizen who is currently leading a normal life. He and his family do not want their current normal life to be disturbed. The U.S. should fully understand and respect their wills, instead of engaging in political manipulation on the matter to attack and smear China."
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At least 38 women and children, who were kidnapped by about 100 men from a village in Rajasthan, were rescued by the police on Wednesday. Police said that abut 100 men armed with swords and other weapons had kidnapped woman and children from the Baaman Devariya village of Jhalwar in Rajasthan. The kidnappers came from the Ratlam district in Madhya Pradesh and six have been detained&nbsp;and weapons have been recovered from them, the police, adding that efforts are being made to arrest the absconding accused.

Rajasthan: 38 women, kids kidnapped by 100 men, rescued

Armed men from MP kidnapped 38 women and children from a village in Rajasthan. All have been rescued by the police

At least 38 women and children, who were kidnapped by about 100 men from a village in Rajasthan, were rescued by the police on Wednesday. Police said that abut 100 men armed with swords and other weapons had kidnapped woman and children from the Baaman Devariya village of Jhalwar in Rajasthan. The kidnappers came from the Ratlam district in Madhya Pradesh and six have been detained&nbsp;and weapons have been recovered from them, the police, adding that efforts are being made to arrest the absconding accused.

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