Anandpur Sahib: Minor girl abducted

Anandpur Sahib, May 6 A minor schoolgirl was allegedly abducted by a youth from Nangal here yesterday. The victim’s mother lodged a complaint with the local police claiming her 17-year-old daughter failed to return home after school. She accused Amandeep...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:00 PM May 07, 2022 IST

Anandpur Sahib, May 6

A minor schoolgirl was allegedly abducted by a youth from Nangal here yesterday. The victim’s mother lodged a complaint with the local police claiming her 17-year-old daughter failed to return home after school. She accused Amandeep Kumar, a resident of Dabkhera village, near Nangal, of abducting her.

A case under Sections 363 and 366 of IPC against the suspect.

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