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Jaipur man kidnapped, beaten at farmhouse dies during treatment; 5 detained

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Jaipur, Sep 22 (PTI) A 25-year-old man, who was allegedly abducted and beaten at a farmhouse here last week, died during treatment at a hospital on Tuesday, police said.

Following the development, police detained five people for questioning.  

Tunga SHO Sajjan Singh said the deceased, Omprakash Bairwa, was hospitalised in a critical condition on September 15 and died on Tuesday morning.

According to the victim’s family, some people arrived near Bairwa’s house in a Bolero and on motorcycles and demanded money from him.

The SHO said when he refused to oblige them, they allegedly forced him into the vehicle and bolted towards a farmhouse where some other people were present.

“The family alleged that the abductors thrashed him with sticks and applied salt to his private parts at the farmhouse. Police are investigating these allegations,” Singh said.

Police handed over the body to the family after a post-mortem examination. PTI SDA ASD ASD

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