Udupi: Boy's abduction attempt rumour - Investigation continues


Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Jul 27: The police have intensified their investigation into the reported abduction attempt of a student when he was going to his school at Parkala.

The police, who have collected the student's statement, checked the CCTV footage from the Canara Bank ATM in Ganesh Complex at Parkala downtown, Herga cooperative bank and the cameras installed in the furniture factory belonging to Vasudeva Acharya.

As they could not match the boy's version with the CCTV footage, they also obtained statements of the locals. As this is an abduction attempt case, the police have been investigating the case from different angles. They have taken footage of some CCTVs with them.

It is said that the police could not get details of the car the boy has referred to in his statement. There are chances of a complaint being registered with delay in this case.

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Jul 27 2019

    Here is something wrong.Most probabaly abducters have threatened the boy not to tell the truth.Or own relatives have put in the money.One thing is sure.People with money too ahve problem to hide it,or face problems ,poor have problem of getting together their daily basis.To be threatened and be under gangsters is much more horrible ,than a normal one.Anyway our India is become now more reckless .

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangaluru

    Sat, Jul 27 2019

    Better to await for the investigation findings.

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