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Unseen kidnapper

Will she strike again? While Women's Day was celebrated on Thursday world over, discussing problems faced by the fairer sex, the police in the State capital continued to worry about one woman.

The lady with red vermillion and a scar on her throat, believed to have abducted three boys, is making them lose sleep. Not for any other reason. The woman turning up again means one more kidnap and that is the last thing the police want to happen.

Marri Ramu

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