Superintendent of Police (Rural) Rakesh Pandey said one Battan had lodged a missing report of his two-year-old son Arjun on April 11 evening at Masuri police station in the district. In the complaint, he also said that one Baijnath used to play with his son.
After tracing Baijnath's number to his native village in Gorakhpur, a police team was immediately dispatched to Gorakhpur district in UP yesterday.
Late last night, police nabbed Baijnath from his house and rescued the child. During interrogation, he confessed of his crime, Pandey said.
Baijnath confessed that he was under depression as he was childless even after 5 years of marriage. So he had kidnapped the child. However, he told police that ransom was not his motive.
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