Ahmedabad: If they are even late 24 hours to find out that their caregivers are fraud, a family of Chandkheda will lose their baby to the trading ring of children between countries.
Their nursery has employed this may be plotted to kidnap and sell a 11-month-old girl to a partner at Pune.
However, Pune pair, felt something suspicious, contacted the police and helped catch a woman who was ready to kidnap the child go to Pune on Thursday.
The defendant, who uses the name of Bindu Sharma, has been employed by Ranjit Barva (the name changes to protect the identity of the little girl), owner of IT companies from Assam and live in a rented house in Chandkheda.
“Because he and his wife worked, they decided to get someone full time to take care of a baby.
They searched online and found a home service agent in Airoli, Navi Mumbai, who gave them a reference to Bindu, a resident of Jalpaiguri.
Barvas hired him and he began working for them In May, “police said.
Everything smoothly sailed until the Ranjit got a call from West Bengal on Tuesday, told him that the nursery planned to kidnap his 11-month-old child.
Deputy Police Inspector (Jalpaiiguri) Samir Paul also sent him a photo of Bindu with his daughter.
The couple even made transactions against Bindu and asked him why he circulated his son’s photo without their consent.
When he failed to give the appropriate reply, he called Chandkheda police who realized the incident.
West Bengal police have told them about the incident too.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zona II) Vijay Patel said, “We caught Bindu on Wednesday night.
We thought her husband was also involved.
So, we made him talk to him and call him to Ahmedabad.
We will catch him once he arrived here.” Patel said, “Bindu is related to the Prashant of Kambu from Pune involved in human trafficking.
He helped Bindu forming adoption paper that identified it as a biological mother and found Bengali pair in Pune who wanted to adopt the baby.
Bindu approached the couple and told them that he was forced to give up his baby to Adopted because he could no longer take care of the child because of poverty.
“The pair bought his story, initiating documents and even making financial transactions to adopt a baby.
However, they grow suspicious when Bindu cannot provide a baby’s birth date or other detail to be known by a mother.
Based on the documents he has sent, they call the police in West Bengal.
The police investigated this problem, found a racket and called Chandkheda police and Barvas.
“DCP added,” After Bindu was arrested, we found details of two train tickets – one from Ahmedabad to Pune, and others for her husband Amit and two daughters traveling from Jalpaiiguri to Pune.
It was clear that the couple planned to stay away from Jalpaiguri after selling a baby in Pune.
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