UP Man Dies, Daughter Rescued After Five Years of Illegal Captivity by Caretakers29 Dec 25

UP Man Dies, Daughter Rescued After Five Years of Illegal Captivity by Caretakers

By Ajay kumar | CEO & Editor-in-chief

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh (UNA) :

A shocking incident of prolonged captivity and extreme negligence has come to light in Uttar Pradesh, leading to the death of an elderly man and the rescue of his daughter. Local authorities discovered the victims in a dilapidated room where they had reportedly been confined for the past five years by individuals who were originally entrusted with their care. The situation was uncovered after neighbors reported suspicious activity and a lack of movement from the property, prompting a police intervention. Upon entering the premises, officials found the man deceased, while his daughter was discovered in a critical, emaciated state, suffering from acute malnutrition and psychological trauma.

The primary motive behind the illegal confinement is suspected to be the misappropriation of the victims' property and pension funds. Investigations reveal that the caretakers had allegedly isolated the duo from their extended family and community to maintain control over their financial assets. The local police have registered a case of murder, wrongful confinement, and fraud against the accused caretakers, who are currently being interrogated. This tragedy has sparked outrage regarding the safety of vulnerable citizens and the lack of social monitoring systems. Medical professionals are currently providing intensive care to the rescued woman, while the administration has promised a fast-track investigation to ensure the perpetrators face the maximum legal penalty.

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