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Ludhiana police crack case in 24 hours, trace kidnapped child to Bathinda

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 03:55 PM Aug 19, 2022 IST

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Nikhil Bhardwaj

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Ludhiana, August 19

The Ludhiana Commissionerate on Friday traced the kidnapped three-month-old child to Bathinda within 24 hours.

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Police carried out searches to trace Nihal on Thursday night and were successful.

Five kidnappers were arrested. One of the kidnappers was known to the family, who hatched the conspiracy.

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JCP Narinder Bhargav said it is a case of child-trafficking and the kidnappers wanted to sell the child to a Bathinda-based man for Rs 50,000.

Police are likely to hold a press conference later.

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