<p>Mahalakshmi Layout police have arrested six people for allegedly abducting two employees of a serial production company and demanding Rs 1 crore from their employer.</p>.<p>Police identified the suspects as Kiran, 30, Srinivasa, 40, Hemant Kumar, 34, Tejas, 25, Mohan BC, 34, and Kuldeep Singh, 22. Srinivasa is a rowdy-sheeter in the Malleswaram police station and is also related to Kiran.</p>.<p>Five suspects, excluding Kiran, abducted two of the employees on February 12 and kept them inside a house in Chikka Madhure in the outskirts of northern Bengaluru. They allegedly dialled the owner of the serial company on WhatsApp and demanded Rs 1 crore as ransom, following which a complaint was filed.</p>.<p>Police examined footage of more than 300 CCTV cameras and finally traced the suspects and arrested them within 24 hours of the case being filed.<br><br>A police officer investigating the case told <em>DH</em> that Kiran worked at the serial company nine months ago, but was fired by the owner. This led to the whole abduction fiasco.</p>.<p>"Kiran told Srinivasa he wanted to teach his former employer a lesson to avenge his termination from the company. Srinivasa and the gang tailed Kiran’s former employer for three months,” the officer said.</p>
<p>Mahalakshmi Layout police have arrested six people for allegedly abducting two employees of a serial production company and demanding Rs 1 crore from their employer.</p>.<p>Police identified the suspects as Kiran, 30, Srinivasa, 40, Hemant Kumar, 34, Tejas, 25, Mohan BC, 34, and Kuldeep Singh, 22. Srinivasa is a rowdy-sheeter in the Malleswaram police station and is also related to Kiran.</p>.<p>Five suspects, excluding Kiran, abducted two of the employees on February 12 and kept them inside a house in Chikka Madhure in the outskirts of northern Bengaluru. They allegedly dialled the owner of the serial company on WhatsApp and demanded Rs 1 crore as ransom, following which a complaint was filed.</p>.<p>Police examined footage of more than 300 CCTV cameras and finally traced the suspects and arrested them within 24 hours of the case being filed.<br><br>A police officer investigating the case told <em>DH</em> that Kiran worked at the serial company nine months ago, but was fired by the owner. This led to the whole abduction fiasco.</p>.<p>"Kiran told Srinivasa he wanted to teach his former employer a lesson to avenge his termination from the company. Srinivasa and the gang tailed Kiran’s former employer for three months,” the officer said.</p>
