New Delhi: In a shocking turn of events in Jaipur, Rajasthan, a 14-month-long kidnapping case took an unexpected turn when the rescued child refused to leave his captor. The young boy, who was abducted at just 11 months old, was found by police after over a year, but his reaction was far from what they expected. A heart-wrenching video from the Jaipur police station shows the child clinging tightly to his kidnapper, sobbing uncontrollably and resisting efforts to separate them. The emotional scene moved both the child and the suspect to tears, leaving authorities and onlookers stunned. Video surfaces on social media The video taken at the police station captures the emotional turmoil as the child tightly clings to his abductor crying loudly. The sight of the childs distress brought tears to the eyes of the accused. Despite the efforts of the police officer who intervened to reunite the child with his mother, the boy continued to cry, highlighting the deep emotional bond formed during the abduction period.Take a look at the video: Jaipur- A #child who was #kidnapped at 11 months old and kept with the kidnappers for 14 months, hugged the kidnapper, Tanuj, and began crying loudly when he was finally #rescued.This emotional moment even brought tears to the eyes of the accused.pic.twitter.com/UUpAAspTfG— Chaudhary Parvez (@ChaudharyParvez) August 30, 2024Resolution of long-running caseOn Wednesday, police successfully resolved the kidnapping case of Prithvi, an 11-month-old baby who was abducted 14 months ago from the Sanganer Sadar police station area in Jaipur. The accused, Tanuj Chahar, a head constable with a reward of Rs 25,000 for his capture, was apprehended. The child was recovered from Chahars custody, bringing relief and closure to a prolonged investigation.How accused evaded the law Reports reveal that Tanuj Chahar, originally from Agra, Uttar Pradesh, had been evading capture by living as a monk in Vrindavan. He constructed a hut near the Yamuna River on the Parikrama path and adopted a disguise with a long beard and hair to conceal his identity. Previously posted as a head constable in Aligarh, Chahar was suspended and had a background in police operations. His knowledge of police procedures allowed him to avoid detection by frequently changing his location and avoiding phone communication.Police apprehend accused after intense pursuitOn August 22, a special police team was dispatched to Mathura, Agra, and Aligarh to arrest Chahar. Armed with information about his disguise and location, the officers also disguised themselves as monks to blend in with the local environment. On August 27, they learned that Chahar had moved to Aligarh. When the police arrived to apprehend him, Chahar attempted to flee with the abducted child. After an intense chase of 8 kilometers, the police successfully captured him.Details of investigationInvestigators, including Additional DCP Poonam Chand Vishnoi and Additional DCP Paras Jain, revealed that Chahars motive was to keep Poonam Chaudhary, the complainant, and the abducted child Prithvi (also known as Kukku) with him. When Poonam refused his demands, Chahar, with the help of accomplices, kidnapped her child to coerce her into compliance.
