Police Betrayed Us’: Kidnappers Sidestep Kanpur Police

Police betrayed us’: Kidnappers sidestep Kanpur Police, a getaway with Rs 30 Lakh payoff without bringing the victim back. Taking features again after the Vikas Dubey case, Kanpur Police landed themselves in chaos in the wake of neglecting to get back a seized lab specialist, while likewise missing out on a payoff measure of Rs 30 lakh, cash which the casualty’s family had orchestrated subsequent to selling their home.

Sanjit, a lab specialist, and an occupant of the Barra region in Kanpur disappeared on June 22 alongside his bicycle. The casualty’s family educated the Barra police, however, their child couldn’t be found. After three days, the kidnappers called Sanjit’s dad Chaman Yadav and requested a payment of Rs 30 lakh to be given on Monday, in return for his child, after which the police enrolled an FIR and began the examination.

Police made a ‘plan’ to get secure the lawbreakers. As indicated by it, the family would orchestrate the cash and when the kidnappers would show up for it, they would be found in the act. To deal with the sum, the casualty’s family sold their home in Barra 5 for Rs 20 lakh and masterminded the different Rs 10 lakh by selling their family adornments, which was intended for Sanjit’s sister’s marriage.

The kidnappers tell the family that the cash is given to them on the Guajini flyover. Police staff was conveyed in regular clothes around the flyover, yet at last, the crooks changed the arrangement and requested the cash to be tossed under the flyover. The family did as such, and when police could get them, the hijackers had gotten away with the cash, without returning Sanjit.

The casualty’s family guarantees they had asked SP South Aparna Gupta to put the following chip clinched, yet no regard was paid to their proposal. Presently, a video of Aparna Gupta is turning into a web sensation, in which she is seen saying that at that point, the police group ran for over two kilometers however that the kidnappers pulled off the pack containing buy-off cash.

“The police sat idle, they made us give Rs 30 lakh. Presently, our cash is gone and our sibling despite everything has not been found,” said Sanjit’s sister. “The police have double-crossed me. At the point when we asked SP Aparna to place a chip clinched, she began furiously asking us not to come to us for such little things,” she said.

After the issue picked up footing in the general population, SSP Dinesh Kumar P has said the examination would be done for the situation, and that the liable police faculty would not be saved. He said he was checking the circumstance now and very soon the payment cash would be recouped and the captured youth would be spared.