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November 21, 2009
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Abducted Indian kid freed
KANTIPUR REPORT
PARSA , SEP 16 - An Indian kid who was kidnapped from Chaparan in Indian State of Bihar has been freed from Parsa on Tuesday night.
Two persons cajoled Amrit Lal Kumar, 14, of Bhelwa in eastern Chaparan by saying that they would take him to Pokhara tour and brought him to Parsa four days ago. From there, they asked Kumar’s parents for two million rupees in ransom for his release.
Acting upon a tip off, the Armed Police Force freed the kid from Bidbasini in the district.
Two persons cajoled Amrit Lal Kumar, 14, of Bhelwa in eastern Chaparan by saying that they would take him to Pokhara tour and brought him to Parsa four days ago. From there, they asked Kumar’s parents for two million rupees in ransom for his release.
Acting upon a tip off, the Armed Police Force freed the kid from Bidbasini in the district.
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