Man abducts brother-in-law in Madhya Pradesh

Monday, February 18, 2008, 16:18 [IST]

Shivpuri (MP), Feb 18: A man has abducted his brother-in-law and demanded his sister-in-law's hand in marriage at Pichhor tahsil in this district of Madhya Pradesh, police said today.

Mukesh Sen, resident of Sujawani village, who had an affair with his sister-in-law Kallobai, abducted Ram Milan (10) on February 16. Later, Mukesh sent a message to his father-in-law Ummed Singh in Narhigaon that Ram would be freed only if his marriage with Kallobai was fixed.

A case had been registered against Mukesh on the basis of complaint of Ummed Singh.

UNI

Topics: madhya pradesh, police

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