Three Indian nationals from Punjab traveled to Kenya and were allegedly kidnapped shortly after their arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. According to reports, they were met by two men and boarded a car that drove away from the airport. Investigators stated that the victims were taken to a two-bedroom house, where they were allegedly held with their hands and legs tied.
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Three Indian nationals from Punjab traveled to Kenya and were allegedly kidnapped shortly after their arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. According to reports, they were met by two men and boarded a car that drove away from the airport. Investigators stated that the victims were taken to a two-bedroom house, where they were allegedly held with their hands and legs tied.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Kenya launched an intelligence-led operation and traced the victims to Kajiado South. Authorities successfully rescued the three individuals, who appeared visibly distressed. During the operation, detectives also recovered the victims' mobile phones, which had been hidden in a bush near the location.
According to investigators, the suspects contacted the victims' families in India via WhatsApp to demand a ransom of $32,000 for their release. The DCI and the Indian Mission in Nairobi facilitated the safe rescue and repatriation of the three Indian nationals back to India, thanking local authorities for their swift action.
Not yet reported: The articles do not specify the final legal charges filed in court against the arrested suspects or the outcome of their court proceedings.
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The three victims have been safely rescued and repatriated to India, and six suspects have been arrested by Kenyan authorities.
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