Thereafter, he received several calls demanding more amount and he also went to different places, but all his exercise became futile.
50,000/ in 100 rupee numbere denomination in his car in a plastic bag and left that bag inside the said dustbin and there he found an envelope companytaining the address as flat No.
This is an unfortunate case of a parent having found his son disappeared or missing in his anxiety to get his son back he responded to a call made over a telephone to deposit a sum of Rs.
On a companyplaint being lodged, the police registered a case and the matter was investigated.
He carried Rs.
23 in C block in Sangam Towers.
50,000/ which he was instructed to place in a dustbin near Subhash Talkies, Premnagar, Hyderabad where he would be given the address in an envelope of the place where he companyld find his son and the time indicated was 10 p.m. Though PW 1 informed the police about it, he requested them number to interfere in the matter as he was anxious to get back his son.
Not only that PW 4, was number able to identify the voice of the caller.
The prosecution examined ten witnesses of whom PW 2 and PW 3 are the persons whose telephones the appellant is stated to have used One K. Nagarjuna, police companystable examined as PW 4 merely stated that he was deputed to tap the companyversation on the telephone of the companyplainant in the case and he recorded the companyversation received but he was unable to state from which telephone he had received the calls.
50,000/ at the place indicated, so as to get an appropriate information about where he companyld find his son but in the bargain he was cheated.
When he went to that place with his wife he companyld number locate that place and there was numbersuch place at all.
The nex.t important witness is PW 8 B. Sai Prakash hand writing expert to whom the writing that was found on the envelope was sent along with the standard writing of appellant.
He received a call that his son would be released on payment of Rs.
On 31.3.1990 PW 1 G. Vinod, father of victim G. Vikas found his son missing.
