2 ‘Recovery Agents’ Held for Forcing Defaulter to ‘Donate’ Blood over Phone EMI
Police said the suspects held the youth for four days, forced him to donate blood and work, and recovered Rs 2,799 online.
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Youth held captive for 4 days, forced to sell blood over phone EMI
Lucknow police have arrested two individuals for allegedly abducting a youth and holding him captive for four days over an unpaid mobile phone instalment. The victim was reportedly forced to do labour work and had one unit of blood drawn against his will and sold. The accused, one of whom worked for a credit services company, also allegedly extorted money online from the victim.
Man ‘forced to sell blood’ to repay mobile EMI, held hostage as ‘domestic help’ in UP
Lucknow Police arrested two finance company employees for allegedly forcing a youth to donate blood and work as domestic help to recover a loan EMI. A reward of Rs 25,000 has been announced for the absconding third suspect involved in the harassment.
Abducted, Forced Into Labour and Blood Extracted: Horrifying Details Emerge in Mobile EMI Dispute From Lucknow | 📰 LatestLY
Lucknow’s Nigohan police arrested two men (recovery agents tied to TVS Credit) for abducting a youth over an unpaid phone instalment, forcing four days of labour, extracting and selling a unit of blood, and extorting INR 2,799. Police have formed multiple teams and continue efforts to trace and arrest a third accused. 📰 Abducted, Forced Into Labour and Blood Extracted: Horrifying Details Emerge in Mobile EMI Dispute From Lucknow.
In Nigohan, Lucknow, a young man was brutally assaulted for unpaid mobile installments. Finance company employees kidnapped and held him hostage, assaulted him, and took him to the Samadhan Charitable Blood Center, where he was forcibly extracted and sold. Police have now arrested two of the accused in this case.
A bizarre incident has occurred in Rajaramkheda village, located in the Nigohan police station area of Lucknow. Two young men, Naval, were held hostage by their instalment debtors after they failed to pay their mobile phone installments. The accused took him to the Samadhan Charitable Blood Center in Lucknow, extracted his blood, and then sold it.
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