Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A women practising Garba was kidnapped in broad daylight in Madhya Pradesh’s Mandsaur district.
The matter came to light through a video in which 4 men and 2 women were captured forcefully dragging two women into a vehicle.
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Police immediately set up checkpoints and managed to apprehend all 6 accused.
Investigations revealed that the woman’s husband is an alcoholic who used to beat her.
Troubled by this, she left him and started living in a live-in relationship with another man.
All produced before court
Regarding the matter SP Vinod Meena says, “Last night, information was received that some people had abducted a girl and forced her into a white Omni van in an attempt to flee the city. As soon as we got the information, we immediately sent our team and activated checking points. During checking, the vehicle was intercepted under Thana Shamgarh jurisdiction, and all 7 accused, along with the kidnapped girl, were recovered. All 7 have been produced before the court.”
What was the matter?
According to information, the incident took place on Saturday night around 10 pm. Women and young girls were practicing Garba at Bhavsar Dharamshala in Khanpura.
Suddenly, 4 men and 2 women arrived and grabbed one of the women performing Garba, attempting to take her away.
Everyone present ran away in fear. Only one young girl stepped forward to try and save her, but the accused women pushed her and physically assaulted her.
Woman had left husband 3 months ago
It is said that the woman is a resident of Garoth police station area. She had been living in a live-in relationship with a man named Yash in Mandsaur for the past three months after leaving her husband.
On Saturday night, the woman’s relatives reached the Garba venue and were trying to abduct her in a van. Currently, seven accused, including two women, have been taken into custody.
The victim stated that she was fed up with her husband’s drinking and abusive behavior. She wants to live with Yash, which her family does not accept.
