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In a desperate attempt to marry a TV presenter, a woman from India’s Hyderabad city tried to abduct him after allegedly stalking him for days. The 31-year-old woman named Bhogireddy Trishna was apprehended by the police on Friday.
According to police, Trishna operates a digital marketing business in Hyderabad and came across a profile on a matrimony site. Later, she came to know that it was rather a fake profile that was created using the photograph of TV anchor and video jockey Pranav Sistla. Trishna contacted the real Pranav and started a saga of obsession with him, which led to the abduction of the TV anchor.
Two years ago, Trishna came across a profile on a matrimony website that had Pranav’s photos. She started chatting with him, but later realised that it was not a genuine account. She then reached out to the real VJ Pranav via an instant messaging app and told him about the incident. He told her it was a fake account that someone had created using his photo and that he had lodged a police complaint in the matter.
She, however, continued messaging him, which led him to block her number, police said. The story could have ended here if the woman had understood her boundaries and the meaning of consent, but she was allegedly a bit over determined to marry the video jockey. According to the police, she planned to fulfil her ambitions by kidnapping him by hiring four men for the job. Additionally, she attached an AirTag to Pranav’s car to track his whereabouts continuously. On February 11, the four hired men kidnapped the victim and took him to the woman's office where they thrashed him badly, police said.
According to police, Trishna operates a digital marketing business in Hyderabad and came across a profile on a matrimony site. Later, she came to know that it was rather a fake profile that was created using the photograph of TV anchor and video jockey Pranav Sistla. Trishna contacted the real Pranav and started a saga of obsession with him, which led to the abduction of the TV anchor.