Child lifted from Mathura junction recovered from BJP leader's house

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An infant lifted from Mathura railway Junction last Wednesday has been recovered from the house of Bharatiya Janata Party leader and ward councilor Vinita Agarwal in Firozabad.

The infant was lifted and sold by a gang of four men and two women.

This incident took place in the Mathura district and was captured on the CCTV camera of the railway junction. The accused fled the spot after lifting the child from the platform of Mathura junction.

The police said that a woman was sleeping with her 7-month-old child on platform number 8 of Mathura junction when the accused stole the child and fled. The CCTV camera installed at the junction showed a man coming to the station and after seeing the mother of the infant asleep, taking away the child. The police had been looking for the child lifter since then.

Finally, the Mathura Government Railway Police, with the help of Special Operation Group (SOG), recovered the child from the house of female councilor Vinita Agarwal at Bura Wali Gali located in the south area of Firozabad on Sunday evening.

The police took the child and the councilor's family with them.

A gang of six people -- four men and two women – has been arrested in this case. The cops said that the child was sold to the BJP leader. 

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