Police nab ‘Okada’ rider over alleged abduction of 3-year-old girl

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According to the statement, the father of the victim had on 18 May 2026 reported that his three-year-old daughter was abducted by the suspect, a commercial motorcyclist who was entrusted with taking the child on daily school runs.

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Police nab ‘Okada’ rider over alleged abduction of 3-year-old girl

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