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Hyderabad: Missing realtor escapes from drunk abductors

By Express News Service  |   Published: 22nd January 2018 04:27 AM  |  

Last Updated: 22nd January 2018 09:07 AM  |   A+A A-   |  

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HYDERABAD: Devarakonda former sarpanch and realtor Seripally Ananthaiah, who had allegedly been kidnapped by a group of unidentified men in a car on Saturday, returned home safely in the early hours on Sunday.

Ananthaiah told the police that when he had gone to buy groceries at a market in Chaitanya Nagar Colony on Saturday morning, he was dragged into a car by some unknown persons. They had put a mask on his face, tied his limbs and took him to the city outskirts.

From the language in which they spoke he thought they could be from Bihar. They demanded a `20-crore as ransom from him but Ananthaiah told them that he could pay only ` 4 lakh which they refused to take.

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