The Surat rural police arrested a doctor and his wife from Vadodara district for kidnapping a child. (IANS)

 
Gujarat

Gujarat: Doctor, wife arrested for abducting baby

The Surat rural police arrested a doctor and his wife from Vadodara district for kidnapping a child. The police cracked the case after six years.

Author : NewsGram Desk

The Surat rural police arrested a doctor and his wife from Vadodara district for kidnapping a child. The police cracked the case after six years.

Kamrej police inspector R B Bhator told mediapersons, "In January 2017, Khathor's Sufiyaben had delivered a baby boy at the Primary Health Centre. On the night after the delivery, the baby went missing. A complaint was registered with the Kamrej police station."

The police after years received a call informing that the child that had gone missing in 2017, is with Dr Kamlesh Ode and his wife Nayna, both living in Karjan. A police team was sent and the couple was brought to Kamrej along with a six year old boy.

The officer said Dr Kamlesh is serving with the 108 medical emergency service and was posted in Kamrej in 2017. His wife Nayna had a miscarriage issue. After conceiving, she had suffered miscarriages two to three times and so the couple had planned to abduct someone's baby.

To execute the plan, the woman had visited the Primary Health Centre and under the pretext of getting the child vaccinated she kidnapped the child. After committing the offence, Dr Kamrej got himself transferred to Karjan and since then they were living in Karjan and had taken good care of the child, said the police officer.

(SJ/IANS)

Subscribe to our channels on YouTube and WhatsApp 

Laura Loomer Addresses Anti-India Tweet Row At India Today Conclave, Targets Pakistan Over Terrorism—Faces Strong Criticism From Rajdeep Sardesai

Indore’s Vedanta Hospital Suspended from Ayushman Bharat Niramayam Scheme Over Violations

US Announces $10 Million Reward for Information on Top Iranian Officials, Including Iran’s New and “Hidden” Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei

Veteran Journalist T. N. Ninan Recalls When Indira Gandhi Removed India Today Magazine Copies on the 1983 Nellie Massacre Ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Delhi

Assam BJP Govt Renames Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College to Barpeta Medical College Ahead of 2026 Assembly Elections