A 21-year-old lady from Madhya Pradesh faked her kidnapping and demanded Rs 30 lakh from her mother and father in order that she might flee to a international location. In keeping with information company PTI, the girl, who had gone to Rajasthan’s Kota for research, was but to be traced.
Recognized as Kavya, the girl was accompanied by her mom to a hostel in Kota, the place she was to attend teaching courses. Police advised PTI that Kavya spent simply three days on the hostel and later travelled to Indore with one in all her pals, who too wished to journey overseas.
The girl had additionally been sending photos and messages to dupe her mother and father into believing that she was nonetheless in Rajasthan’s teaching hub, the police stated.
On March 18, the girl’s father, Raghuveer Dhakad, approached the Kota Police, alleging his daughter had been kidnapped.
He additionally advised the police the alleged kidnappers demanded a ransom of Rs 30 lakh from him and in addition despatched him photos of their daughter along with her fingers and toes tied.
Throughout investigations, the police on Tuesday night traced Kavya to Indore.
It was additionally revealed that the girl stayed within the Kota hostel for simply three days, and after her mom left, she moved to Indore and has been residing there ever since along with her two male pals.
The girl saved the mother and father at nighttime by sending them messages about class checks and her presence in courses within the identify of the teaching institute.
One of many lady’s pals, cooperating with the investigations, advised the police that Kavya and one in all her pals wished to flee overseas however didn’t manage to pay for, so that they staged the kidnapping to hunt ransom.
The police additionally stated the girl acquired her abduction photos clicked in a typical buddy’s room, and that the cellphones of all three (Kavya and her two male pals) have been switched off.
In the meantime, the Kota Police have appealed to the girl and her buddy to report back to a close-by police station.