K. Padmarajan, a 65-year-old tyre repair shop owner, began fighting elections in 1988 from Tamil Nadu state
Among the arrested were a Russian man, a woman from
According to a complaint lodged with the Al Ghusais Police Station on February 7, a 25-year-old Uzbek woman alleged that her younger sister had been kidnapped from her home in Al Nahda-2, around
On reaching home, she found her sister missing.
The complainant reported that around
The caller hung up after telling her that he would call again the following day.
The Al Ghusais Criminal Investigation Department officers laid a trap in coordination with the complainant. The motive was to arrest the suspects and secure the safe release of the kidnapped woman.
When the alleged abductor called up the next day, as briefed by the police, the woman told the caller to collect the cash from her at Ajman Corniche on February 9 at
The suspect accepted the offer.
At the appointed time, the abductors, accompanied by the kidnapped woman, reached Ajman Corniche in a black car. Without wasting any time, the police teams swooped on the car, overpowered the three occupants and rescued the woman.
The trio were referred to the Dubai Public Prosecution on Tuesday.
K. Padmarajan, a 65-year-old tyre repair shop owner, began fighting elections in 1988 from Tamil Nadu state
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