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Karnataka: College girl stabbed, kidnapped; accused arrested

The girl is admitted to the ICU and has yet to record her statement. And further investigation is on

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In a shocking incident, a college girl was stabbed and kidnapped near Ramanagara district in Karnataka on Monday, August 28. The kidnapper later admitted her to a hospital. The condition of the girl is said to be critical, as stated in a report by IANS. 

As per the police, the girl was waylaid by the accused and his associates at the entrance of the college in Ramanagara city. The kidnapper stabbed her in the shoulders and hands. When she collapsed, bleeding severely the kidnappers dragged her into their car and escaped from the spot.

The kidnappers managed to escape even as the locals and students attempted to prevent them and pelted stones at the car. The locals passed on the information to the police. Following this, the cops received information that the girl was admitted to the Ramakrishna hospital. 

Immediately, the police rushed to the hospital and took the kidnapper and the car into custody. The preliminary probe has revealed that both the accused and the victim hailed from a village in Ramanagara district. 

Moreover, the police are suspecting that it is a matter of one-sided love. However, police said the exact reason would be ascertained soon and other accused would be arrested in connection with the case. The girl is admitted to the ICU and has yet to record her statement. Further investigation is on, as stated in a report by IANS. 

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