Mumbai student kidnapped and robbed in late-night cab, three arrested

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An 18-year-old student was kidnapped by three men during a cab ride in Mumbai. The assailants assaulted the driver, threatened the student with a knife, and forced him to transfer money. They stole a total of Rs 14,250 before releasing him near Mithibai College. Mumbai police identified and arrested the three suspects within 12 hours of the incident using technical analysis.

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