Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Karnataka Police Threaten Cybercriminal's Family to Free Hostage
Once upon a time, a man named Ashok was in trouble in a faraway place called Cambodia.
Some bad people were holding him captive.
The police in Karnataka, India, wanted to help Ashok but couldn't find a way to bring him back.
So, they thought of a plan.
They found out about a man named Nikshep, who was involved with the bad people.
The police then found Nikshep's parents and asked them to come to the police station.
The police told Nikshep that if he didn't help free Ashok, his parents would be in big trouble and might even have to spend the rest of their lives in jail.
This was a big threat, but it was all to save Ashok.
Karnataka Police attempted to rescue a man named Ashok from cybercriminals in Cambodia.
The police initially sought help from Nikshep, who was involved with the cybercriminals, but he did not assist.
The police then located Nikshep's parents in Balehonnur and threatened to arrest them if Ashok was not released.
This mission involved a distance of 5,000 km.
The exact outcome of the mission is not specified in the article.
- Who
- Karnataka Police and a man named Ashok
- What
- A mission to rescue Ashok from cybercriminals in Cambodia
- When
- The exact date is not specified in the article
- Where
- Cambodia and Balehonnur, Karnataka
- Why
- To free Ashok from the cybercriminals who were holding him hostage
- Victim's Name
- Ashok
- Cybercriminal's Name
- Nikshep
- Victim's Location
- Cambodia
- Cybercriminal's Parents' Location
- Balehonnur, Karnataka
- Mission Distance
- 5,000 km