Two non-locals arrested for allegedly kidnapping woman in north Kashmir

Police have arrested two non-local residents alleged of kidnapping a woman in frontier Uri town of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.

A police official told a local news agency, Global News Service (GNS), that the woman, whose name has been withheld, was “lured for job” by a non-local duo through a social networking site.

After meeting them, the two accused tried to kidnap her, however, after receiving information, the police was able to intercept them in main town Uri.

The accused duo has been identified as Hardev Singh son of Joginder Singh and Gurjant Singh son of Beera Singh, both residents of Gurdaspur Punjab.

Meanwhile, SDPO Uri Junaid Wali told GNS that an FIR Number 25/2021 under sections 366, 109 IPC has been registered at Police Station Uri in this regard and further investigations taken up.

Wali has urged parents to restrain their children from unnecessary use of electronic gadgets, particularly mobile phones.

“The parents should not allow their children to use any electronic gadgets, more particularly mobile phones without any dire need”, he said adding that “It is their moral responsibility to keep a vigil on their children to keep them safe from any untoward happening(s).” (GNS)