Relatives of students received a false kidnapping call, relatives became worried

Jalalpur Ambedkar Nagar. The school girls’ families were shocked by the phone calls they received about the kidnapping and demands for ransom. The panicked relatives rushed to the police station and told their story. Kotwal immediately reached Maha Vidyalaya with his team where, after investigation, all the girl students had reached their homes safely. The matter pertains to a university in Jalalpur Kotwali area. In this college, a student from Usmapur of the city, a student from Nai Bazar and two students from Jafrabad had gone to study in the college. On Thursday afternoon, these relatives receive a phone call telling them that their daughters have been kidnapped, to immediately give them 50,000 rupees, otherwise they will all be sent to jail. Hearing this, the relatives of the schoolgirls got scared and reached Jalalpur Kotwali where they narrated the entire incident to the Kotwal Santosh Kumar Singh present at the spot and told him that they had received a phone call saying that their girls had been arrested. They give money, otherwise they will be sent to jail and they also made them talk to the girls. Hearing their words, Kotwal Santosh Kumar Singh immediately reached the college with his classmates and when he reached the school, he came to know that the girls had already left. Later, when the police went to the house of these female students to investigate, they met the female students on the way home and after reaching home, the police officer inquired about the well-being of these female students. The students denied any type of problem. Seeing the students at home, a smile appeared on the faces of the family members. This method caused a stir for a long time in the school, the family and the police station. People also began calling the university for information about this matter, where school officials reported that the girls were not there. It’s gone, which worries people even more. Kotwal Santosh Kumar Singh, who returned after investigation, said that the girls had returned home from school and had reached home safely and there was no problem of any kind.