Bharat Rakshak

joygoswami wrote:

vdutta wrote:

Ispot the baki she-malej.

Chinese nationals, who are best known for reproducing technology from across the world , failed to imitate a kidnapping act, even though they had used a foolproof strategy – use the name of a banned outfit.

This unique case of a Chinese man attempting to kidnap a fellow national is pending before the anti-terrorism court in Karachi. All three men involved – the kidnapper, the abductee and the complainant – are Chinese nationals.

According to the police, the suspect, Zhan Hai Feng, was accused of kidnapping the owner of the Zhejiang Ganghang Solar Technology, Yu-gang Bai. {Birader Jaan: "You Bhai of the gang, let me make you an offer that you cannot refuse. I will give you velly good deal"}

The prosecution claimed that Feng had faked his and Bai’s kidnapping and pretended that he was a militant belonging to the ‘Taliban’ when he demanded ransom from Bai’s wife. When he failed to receive the required amount for a few days, Feng returned without the victim. He told Bai’s wife that the Taliban released him while her husband was still in their detention.
Giving fake photographs to show that Bai was in the Taliban’s detention, Feng insisted the two men were kidnapped by the ‘Taliban’ and they should arrange for the ransom, said the prosecution. Bai’s wife became suspicious and told the police about Feng’s story. Subsequently, the police traced the suspect and recovered Bai. Feng, now in police custody, is facing the trial on kidnapping charges.

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