Bangalore news :12 bargirls abducted by gang, rescued by police

by israeli.agent | December 20, 2009 at 08:44 pm
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12 bargirls who were working at a hotel were returning to their residence when the rowdies attacked and abducted them. The gang lead by Syed Wasim, brother of a rowdy Syed Nasru who was shot dead by police in 2005.

The gangsters came in motorcycles waylaid the vehicle  - provided by the hotel to the girls - threatened the driver in knife point and drove it away.All these happened at Saturday night 11:25 , Indian time.

After receiving a call for ransom from a  mobile carried by one of the girls , the hotel management alerted the police. Police began tracing the call and finally found the rowdies. When the cops tried to block them,the rowdies attacked. That forced the cops to shoot at them in self defense. Finally the injured gangsters were arrested by the police.

The name of the gangsters are Syed Pasha, Hidayat, Sikandar,Javed and Tipu.

welve bargirls were rescued by the police early Sunday in Bangalore after being abducted by armed goons, who targeted the women when they were returning home from work.

The women work at a hotel in Koramangala and were travelling in a company-owned Qualis car when they were waylaid by six goons at around midnight.

The armed men on two-wheelers blocked the car, stabbed the driver and drove away the vehicle. The police tracked the gang down after they made a ransom call to the hotel’s manager demanding Rs 4 lakh to release the women. The restaurant owner alerted the police, who blocked the Qualis after an almost four-hours chase.

The "thrilling" history of a devoted family.

Bangalore: In the early part of the decade, a family of four brothers had wreaked a trail of crime and terror across Bangalore. While Syed Nasru was killed in an encounter in 2005, another was shot at on Sunday.
    Syed Wasim is one of the most notorious rowdies to haunt the city streets, along with his brothers, Nasru, Zabi and Zafru. Nasru was a terror among liveband artistes, accused of raping over 20 women, and behind many robberies and a couple of murders. Police said Nasru, his brothers, and associates Ilias, Zameel, Mustafa, Akmal and Munna, were involved in over 57 cases of kidnap and extortion, among others.
    Nasru, who was arrested for robbery by Hebbal police in 1998, had escaped from Upparpet police station.
NASRU’S DEATH
The Bangalore police, who were tired of Nasru’s growing menace, caught up with him in Anekal on May 6, 2005. The team headed by then CCB ACP B K Shivaram and police inspectors S K Umesh, Rathanakar Shetty and Nanjunde Gowda, surrounded the house located in Weavers’ Colony and ordered Nasru to surrender.
    Even then, Nasru, Wasim and the others had tried to attack the policemen with knives and swords. Nasru had hit inspector Rathnakar Shetty on his neck. Wasim was trying to injure a head constable, which prompted the police to open fire in self-defence. As a result, Nasru and Wasim sustained two bullet injuries. While Nasru died a little later, Wasim battled for life for 30 days in hospital, and sent to jail.
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