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Mumbai: Titwala baby rescued after kidnapper fails in second try
Updated On: 08 March, 2019 07:05 AM IST | Mumbai | Anamika Gharat
On June 29, 2018, one Ambika Witkar, who is a beggar, had registered a complaint with the police after her 16-month-old baby boy was kidnapped from Titwala station

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A failed child kidnapping attempt by an autorickshaw driver led the Titwala police to solving an abduction case that happened last year. On June 29, 2018, one Ambika Witkar, who is a beggar, had registered a complaint with the police after her 16-month-old baby boy was kidnapped from Titwala station. Cops said the baby was sleeping next to Witkar when the unidentified accused picked him up and escaped. Witkar then searched all over the area but that proved to be unsuccessful, following which she approached the cops and filed a kidnapping case.
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Police inspector Balaji Pandhare of Titwala police station said, "At the time of the incident, we'd checked all the CCTV footage, but were unable to identify the accused. Through the blurry images, we identified the man's body structure and style of walking." Almost eight months later, earlier this week, cops came across another similar case at the railway station.


