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The photographer was arrested on the complaint of the girl’s father, who alleged that the accused had been luring her with modelling assignments
A photographer was arrested for kidnapping a 12-year-old girl after luring her with modelling assignments.
The accused, identified as Satyam, 22, lives in Hallomajra, where he also runs a photo studio.
He was arrested on the complaint of a Hallomajra resident, who told the police that he had four children, including three daughters and one son. He said his youngest daughter, a student of Class 7 at a government school and aged 12, was missing from home since June 26, when he and his wife were away.
He alleged that Satyam had been pursuing his daughter to become a model and even called her to his studio. When he objected, the accused had threatened him.
After registering a kidnapping case, police rescued the girl and arrested the accused. He was produced before a court on Saturday and sent to two-day police custody.
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