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Bihar police to seek speedy trial of Patna boy's kidnappers

Following a public outcry over the kidnapping of six-year-old Patna boy last week, Bihar Police on Sunday said they would seek speedy trial of the five men arrested for the crime.

Updated on: Sep 20, 2009, 16:48:28 IST
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Following a public outcry over the kidnapping of six-year-old Patna boy last week, Bihar police on Sunday said they would seek speedy trial of the five men arrested for the crime.

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"We will file a chargesheet and soon approach the court for a speedy trial in this case," Additional Director General (Police Headquarters) Neelmani told IANS.

Neelmani said police have completed the investigation and will ensure punishment for all the five accused.

The five men, including mastermind Varun, were arrested and jailed on Thursday for kidnapping six-year-old Shresth Sanjay at gun-point while he was on his way to school Monday. Three armed men overtook the autorickshaw in which he was going to school, forced the driver to stop and abducted him.

Police rescued Shresth from Saran district in Bihar on Thursday. Shresth is student of Class 1 in Christ Church School in Patna. He is the son of Sanjay Kumar Srivastava, an executive with Ajanta Pharmaceutical Company.

 
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