3-year-old abducted from Shahdara railway station rescued

The police said today they have rescued a three-year-old boy, who was abducted by a couple from Shahdara railway station, from Sambhal district in Uttar Pradesh, and arrested for persons in connection with it.
Detailing the abduction, Parwaiz Ahmad, DCP (Railways), said a woman from Bihar was returning to her home with her three children in November last year. They were waiting for their train at Old Delhi railway station where she met the accused.
The accused - Raj Kumar and his wife Geeta - befriended her and told her that they were going to Nalanda district in Bihar, where the woman also had to go, Ahmad said.

But the accused convinced the woman that there was no train service to Nalanda from Old Delhi railway station and she should accompany them instead to Shahdara railway station.
At Shahdara station, when the woman took het two children to a toilet, the couple vanished with her third child, Ahmad said.
The two accused with a third woman, Malvati, were arrested yesterday from Amroha yesterday. A fourth accused, Niram Devi, was arrested from Sambhal.

The child was rescued from Niram Devi, the officer said.
The couple had apparently sold the abducted child to a person, identified by the police as 'Mamu', who lived near Nizamuddin railway station.

Later, Mamu and Malvati sold the child to Niram Devi, who is childless, for Rs 20,000. The money was shared by all the accused, Ahmad added.