A retired Indian Revenue Service officer and former GST Audit Commissioner was allegedly abducted in Visakhapatnam due to a reported financial dispute. According to police, the retired official was travelling from a resort towards the airport when individuals intercepted his car in the IT SEZ area, forced him into another vehicle, and took him to a guest house in Visalakshi Nagar.
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A retired Indian Revenue Service officer and former GST Audit Commissioner was allegedly abducted in Visakhapatnam due to a reported financial dispute. According to police, the retired official was travelling from a resort towards the airport when individuals intercepted his car in the IT SEZ area, forced him into another vehicle, and took him to a guest house in Visalakshi Nagar.
Following the incident, police launched a search operation directed by senior officials based on a complaint registered at the PM Palem police station. Law enforcement teams successfully rescued the former official from the guest house and apprehended ten suspects involved in the operation.
Investigators stated that the retired officer had prior financial dealings with two of the accused individuals. One of the suspects allegedly enlisted another person to arrange additional help for the abduction. The captors reportedly demanded money from the victim's wife and threatened him with death if the payment was not made. The arrested suspects were produced before a court, while authorities continue to search for an additional absconding suspect.
Not yet reported: The articles do not specify the exact financial amount demanded by the abductors.
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The victim has been rescued, ten suspects have been arrested and presented before a court, and police are continuing their investigation to locate an absconding suspect.
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A retired Indian Revenue Service officer and former GST Audit Commissioner from Visakhapatnam.
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