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Woman kidnaps child from Golden Temple parikarma

Hindustan Times | By, Amritsar
Jun 08, 2013 09:03 PM IST

In a shocking incident, a three-and-a-half-year-old boy Gurmilap Singh was kidnapped from the 'parikarma' of the Golden Temple by unidentified persons on the intervening night of June 7 and 8 while his family members was fast asleep.

In a shocking incident, a three-and-a-half-year-old boy Gurmilap Singh was kidnapped from the 'parikarma' of the Golden Temple by unidentified persons on the intervening night of June 7 and 8 while his family members was fast asleep.

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The family from Ferozepur had come to pay obeisance at the Golden Temple and was sleeping in the 'parikarma'. They came to know about the missing child around 1:30am.

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As the family raised an alarm, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee authorities sounded the police. The CCTV footage obtained from the SGPC control room later revealed that an unidentified woman had picked up the child and walked away while the family lay asleep nearby.

The footage showed that while the suspect was alone when she picked up the child, though earlier she was accompanied by three more persons.

Talking to HT, Jaswinder Singh, uncle of the kidnapped boy, said, "After paying obeisance on Friday, we performed 'sewa' and then slept in the 'parikarma'. We were shocked when we found that Gurmilap was missing. We just want the police to take the case on top priority and find out our child."

A case was registered under Sections 363 and 365 of the IPC at 'E' division police station. SHO Inspector Sukhwinder Singh Randhawa said, "We have already constituted several teams and are keeping a close watch on areas around the railway station, bus stand and also around Harmandar Sahib."

The CCTV footage of the accused was also flashed to other police stations and efforts were on to recover the child, he added.

Asked if any organised gang was behind the kidnapping, he said, "Nothing can be said till the accused are nabbed."

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    A principal correspondent, Aseem Bassi is the bureau chief at Amritsar. He covers politics, Indo-Pak border, gurdwara politics, crime, border trade and civic issues.

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