MALDA: In a dramatic turn of events, a young girl was abducted in broad daylight from Harishchandrapur, but swift police action ensured her rescue within 5 hours.
The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon when two masked individuals abducted the six-year-old girl from outside her home. According to eyewitness accounts, the girl, a Class 1 student at a local private school, was playing with friends near her house when the kidnappers, identified later as Mansur Alam (30) and Ejaz Ahmed (28) arrived on a motorcycle.
This story is from the Kolkata 23 December 2024 edition of Millennium Post Kolkata.
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