The 46-year-old Pune-based man, who owns a laundry business, had planned to fly to Kuala Lumpur(Representative image)
The 46-year-old, who owns a laundry business, had planned to fly to the Malaysian capital on September 14 with the woman. However, their plans were disrupted after immigration officials detected that she was travelling on an old passport that she had previously declared lost, a police official said.
“After his woman friend was stopped by the immigration department, the businessman cancelled his journey, switched off his mobile phone, and went to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), Central Railway’s main station in south Mumbai, with her,” the Sahar police station official said. He then confessed that he had fabricated the story about the immigration issue, police said. “After a brief WhatsApp video call the next day to his wife where he reiterated his claim, the businessman’s phone went unreachable.
MUMBAI: A Pune-based businessman who went incommunicado at Mumbai airport, prompting his wife to file a kidnapping complaint, had allegedly fabricated a story about immigration problems to conceal a trip to Kuala Lumpur with a woman friend, police said on Friday. His wife approached police on Wednesday and a kidnapping FIR was registered based on her complaint,” the official said. The man returned to Sahar police station, which has jurisdiction over Mumbai’s international airport, on Wednesday night after learning about the FIR.
Court to Receive ‘C Summary’ Closure Report
An official has announced plans to submit a ‘C Summary’ closure report to the court within two weeks. This classification is applied when a case is determined to have been registered under a genuine mistake of fact, or when the details surrounding the case are found to be neither entirely true nor false.