Late night in Ahmedabad, a trader was forced to give a lift to Kinner, threatened, robbed and beaten.

Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad is witnessing a slight increase in traffic at night after the corona virus cases were reduced and the night curfew was eased. A shocking incident has taken place with a trader who went out at night and the trader has lodged a complaint with the police.

According to the information received, a trader living in Ahmedabad was on his way home from work when a man disguised as Kinner asked for a lift from the trader late at night. Then the merchants came forward to help. Also, Kinner’s disguised man, along with another man, took the trader down an alley and robbed him. He also threatened to implicate the trader in a false case. The trader has lodged a complaint regarding the whole matter and now the police have started investigation.

According to information received, the trader, who was earning his living by trading bangles in Ratanpol, was on his way home from Kalupur after finishing work at a shop. When they reached near Naroda Patiya late at night, the trader stopped his vehicle by showing his hand to a man standing in the road disguised as Kinner. The incident is reported to have taken place in October last month.

According to further information, the person who was confused with Kinner had asked for help as it was too late to go home and the trader had helped him as no rickshaw was ready to come. Later, the trader put the man in the vehicle and left. The post office came in the street of Naroda GIDC where the trader was going towards Naroda seat asking him to take the vehicle and later a person came there. This guy started babbling about why he took my sister for a walk.

The trader said he asked for help so he could drop them off at home. But the person who was confused with Kinner and his companion started threatening to get you in the wrong case if you don’t give what you have. They both got into a scuffle with the trader and robbed him of his vote including two rings and cash. Eventually the trader lodged a complaint at the Naroda police station and police have now launched an investigation.