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Five Indian Nationals Arrested In Pattaya For Extortion And Torture

Police rescued the victims unharmed and seized passports and phones as investigators said the suspects demanded cash from families in India.

  • Thai Police arrested five Indian suspects in Pattaya following a kidnapping investigation that held fellow countrymen for ransom. Officers launched an urgent operation after receiving complaints of foreign tourists being held against their will.
  • Investigators revealed the suspects lured victims under the pretense of business opportunities and local sightseeing. Once the victims met the group, they forced captives into a private vehicle and drove them to a secluded rental home.
  • Fearing for their loved ones, families alerted local authorities who tracked suspects using surveillance cameras. Police executed a Safe Rescue Mission Inside the hideout, seizing passports, mobile devices, and financial documents as evidence.
  • Medical teams confirmed the rescued victims were physically unharmed during the raid. The five suspects now face severe legal charges including illegal detention, physical coercion, and extortion.
  • Thai authorities highlighted that Thailand remains fully committed to maintaining safety for international visitors and residents. Police officers assured the public that criminal syndicates in tourist areas will face immediate legal action and harsh prosecution.
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Immigration Bureau Region 3 spokesperson warns foreign tourists not to be deceived by "unusually cheap tours" after Thai police rescued three Indian victims who were abducted and held for ransom. All perpetrators have now been arrested. The spokesperson confirms that Thailand is safe.

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Pattaya Mail broke the news in Pattaya City, Thailand on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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