22-year-old woman : “Chennai Woman Rescued at Acharapakkam Toll Plaza”

Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Chennai abduction rescue
2. Acharapakkam toll plaza rescue

Police rescued a 22-year-old woman, abducted from the city by her distant relative along with three others to force her into marriage. The victim, who worked at a hospital near Velachery, had previously ended a relationship with her cousin, who continued to harass her. On Saturday, the cousin and his associates kidnapped her on her way to work, intending to conduct the marriage in their native Karaikudi. Passersby alerted the police, who intercepted the car at a toll plaza in Chengalpattu district, arresting the four men and rescuing the woman. The case has been handed over to Velachery police for further investigation.

The Incident

In a surprising turn of events, a 22-year-old woman was rescued by police after being abducted by her distant relative and three others in the city. The dramatic rescue took place at a toll plaza near Thozhupedu, in Chengalpattu district.

The Victim

The victim, who was working at a hospital near Velachery, found herself in a terrifying situation when her cousin, whom she had previously been in a relationship with, along with three accomplices, forcibly took her in a car with the intention of marrying her against her will.

The Abduction

On the fateful day, the victim was ambushed by her cousin and his associates while on her way to work. They quickly pushed her into a car, gagged her, and began their journey towards their hometown of Karaikudi to carry out the forced marriage. Fortunately, passersby witnessed the incident and alerted the authorities.

The Rescue

Thanks to the quick thinking of the victim’s friends who informed the Velachery police, the Acharapakkam police were able to intercept the vehicle at the Thozhipedu toll plaza in Chengalpattu district. The four men were promptly arrested, and the woman was safely rescued from their clutches.

The Arrest

The individuals involved in the abduction and forced marriage attempt have been identified as S. Sabapathy, 27, from Thondi, Ramanathapuram district, and his associates – P. Hariharan, 20, Ajay alias Sabarinathan, 25, and V. Rajesh, 39. The case has now been handed over to the Velachery police for further investigation.

This harrowing incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers that individuals, especially women, can face in their own communities. It also highlights the importance of vigilance and prompt action in safeguarding the rights and well-being of all members of society.