Business
HCL engineer kidnapped for ransom
Ghaziabad, May 25: An engineer working with HCL Technology Ltd in Noida has been kidnapped for ransom, police said on Friday.
The police said that Rajiv Kumar, a resident of Ghaziabad, did not reach his home till late in the night on Thursday. His wife received a text message from the abductors, demanding Rs 15 lakh as ransom in order to free him.
They warned her not to inform the police and threatened to kill her husband if she did.
But the distraught wife did lodge a complaint with the police, who assured her that her husband would be rescued safely.
"We hope to nab the criminals soon," said police officer Atish Kumar Singh.
10 hours ago
Iran's President Pezeshkian accuses US of 'stabbing from behind' during talks with French President Macron
10 hours ago
Iran's reply to US on war to be sent today through Pak: Reports
10 hours ago
US-sanctioned empty tankers continue arriving near Gulf blockade zone: Report
10 hours ago
Trump pauses Hormuz naval escorts after Saudi Arabia refuses its airspace use: Report
10 hours ago
WHO confirms 5 hantavirus cases, 12 countries informed
11 hours ago
Saif Ali Khan recollects being told to never play a cop on-screen
11 hours ago
Vidya Balan remembers her 'The Last Tenant' co-star Irrfan Khan as 'The most natural actor'
12 hours ago
Kamal Haasan backs Vijay for government formation, lauds ‘political maturity’ of M K Stalin
13 hours ago
11 Indian ships have exited Strait of Hormuz, 13 remain: MEA
18 hours ago
Ileana D’Cruz shares an honest motherhood moment amid breastfeeding struggles
18 hours ago
Trump repeats claim 'Pope Leo supports Iran's nuclear ambitions' ahead of Rubio's Vatican visit
18 hours ago
Priyanka Chopra, Orlando Bloom to star in survival thriller
18 hours ago
Iran expresses "full readiness" to provide "maritime services, technical support" to commercial ships in Hormuz
