According to the man’s family, his phone had been taken, and he had been subjected to physical torture. | Photo: India Today
A man who had left Agra to work in Guinea, a country in West Africa, has allegedly been kidnapped by the company he was working for there and is being threatened over a case of alleged financial fraud.
The man’s father has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath requesting help for his son’s safe return to India.
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According to his family, his phone had been taken, and he had been subjected to physical torture. Threats are being made against him related to a case involving alleged financial embezzlement.
The man had emailed his brother a video clip, showing clear injury marks on his body.
The father said that his son was interviewed by the company in October 2021 and a few days later he was informed about his selection by the company as an accountant.
Air tickets and a one-month visa were sent to him by the company, the man’s father stated.
He said that he talked to his son several times while he was in Guinea but suddenly, after June 25, 2023, the calls stopped. Then on August 12, 2023, a call came from an unknown number, during which, he heard his son crying.
He said that the company had taken him hostage and his phone has been snatched. He was being beaten up, and they were threatening to implicate him in a case.
For the past six months, the family has been desperately searching for their son with no success. They hope that the government’s intervention will help bring their son back home.
Published By:
Aditi Sharma
Published On:
Feb 18, 2024
Source link : https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/cities/agra/story/agra-man-west-africa-guinea-job-kidnapped-beaten-company-2503760-2024-02-18
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Publish date : 2024-02-18 08:00:00
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