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Reliance Communications employee kidnapped

Calcutta News.Net
Sunday 30th November, 2008 (IANS)

A Reliance Communications employee has been kidnapped in the Bihar capital, police said Sunday.

Deepak Kumar, a deputy general manager with Reliance India Mobile, was abducted Friday night from Shrikrishna Puri area.

Kumar's family lodged a case of kidnapping Saturday night, nearly 24 hours after 30-year-old Kumar failed to return home. His car was found abandoned Saturday night near the Kotwali police station.

Kumar had informed his wife Rekha Devi at around 9 p.m. Friday that he would return home late as he had to meet a contractor. But when he did not return and his mobile phone appeared to be switched off, the family began looking for him before approaching the police.

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