Terrorists have abducted an Indian Army soldier from&nbsp;Kalampora area in Pulwama district in Jammu and Kashmir(J&K).&nbsp;

The soldier named&nbsp;Aurangzeb belongs to&nbsp;&nbsp;4 Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry and was posted&nbsp;to&nbsp;44 Rashtriya Rifles.

He was abducted by terrorists from Kalampora area in Pulwama while on leave for Eid.

At about 9 am on Thursday, army men from the unit stopped a car asking the driver to drop Aurangzeb in Shopian, soon after terrorists&nbsp;stopped the vehicle as it approached Kalampora and abducted Aurangzeb.

Police have begun investigating the matter.&nbsp;The Army is also conducting an inquiry into the incident.

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In May last year, a 22-year-old lieutenant with the Rajputana Rifles was kidnapped from Kulgam.&nbsp;

Ummer Fayaz was found the following morning shot in the head and abdomen.&nbsp;

Ummer, a Kashmiri, was home on leave at the time. He had returned home to attend a cousin's wedding when he was&nbsp;kidnapped.&nbsp;

The soldier was identified as Aurangzeb, a resident of Poonch

Terrorists have abducted an Indian Army soldier from Kalampora area in Pulwama district in Jammu and Kashmir(J&K). The soldier named Aurangzeb belongs to 4 Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry and was posted to 44 Rashtriya Rifles. He was abducted by terrorists from Kalampora area in Pulwama while on leave for Eid. At about 9 am on Thursday, army men from the unit stopped a car asking the driver to drop Aurangzeb in Shopian, soon after terrorists stopped the vehicle as it approached Kalampora and abducted Aurangzeb. Police have begun investigating the matter. The Army is also conducting an inquiry into the incident. J&K: Terrorists abducted an Army Jawan, Aurangzeb from Pulwama district. He is a resident of Poonch. Police begin investigation in the matter. pic.twitter.com/h1qCCO1Vjt — ANI (@ANI) June 14, 2018 × In May last year, a 22-year-old lieutenant with the Rajputana Rifles was kidnapped from Kulgam. Ummer Fayaz was found the following morning shot in the head and abdomen. Ummer, a Kashmiri, was home on leave at the time. He had returned home to attend a cousin's wedding when he was kidnapped.

J&K: Terrorists abduct Indian Army soldier from Pulwama

A cab driver has been&nbsp;arrested&nbsp;after he was accused of allegedy trying&nbsp;to abduct a woman judge while driving her to the Delhi High court, news reports said Tuesday.&nbsp;

The incident&nbsp;took place on Monday. An FIR was filed at Ghazipur police station.

According to the reports, Delhi Police&nbsp;began chasing the cab after a&nbsp;call from the woman judge.

The judge had been travelling to the Karkardooma courts from central Delhi when the driver took a different route towards Hapur in UP instead, making the judge suspicious.

The judge shouted in horror when she realised what might be happening but the driver was allegedly unconcerned and kept on driving, she&nbsp;said in her complaint.

Then, the driver suddenly&nbsp;took a U-turn and started driving towards Delhi.

He&nbsp;was finally nabbed near Ghazipur, the reports said.&nbsp;

The police used the judge&#39;s phone to&nbsp;track&nbsp;her location.

The driver, meanwhile, said he had missed a turn at Mayur Vihar and kept driving straight to find another one.

He also said he panicked when the judged called the police and immediately took a turn near Indirapuram. &nbsp;

Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal expressed her &quot;grave concerns&quot; over the safety and security of women judicial officers to the Delhi government&#39;s law department, the reports said.

The judged called Delhi Police from the cab. Police tracked her down using her cell phone's location

A cab driver has been arrested after he was accused of allegedy trying to abduct a woman judge while driving her to the Delhi High court, news reports said Tuesday. The incident took place on Monday. An FIR was filed at Ghazipur police station. According to the reports, Delhi Police began chasing the cab after a call from the woman judge. The judge had been travelling to the Karkardooma courts from central Delhi when the driver took a different route towards Hapur in UP instead, making the judge suspicious. The judge shouted in horror when she realised what might be happening but the driver was allegedly unconcerned and kept on driving, she said in her complaint. Then, the driver suddenly took a U-turn and started driving towards Delhi. He was finally nabbed near Ghazipur, the reports said. The police used the judge's phone to track her location. The driver, meanwhile, said he had missed a turn at Mayur Vihar and kept driving straight to find another one. He also said he panicked when the judged called the police and immediately took a turn near Indirapuram. Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal expressed her "grave concerns" over the safety and security of women judicial officers to the Delhi government's law department, the reports said.

Delhi High Court judge claims cab driver tried to abduct her

Taliban on Tuesday kidnapped about 25 after pulling them off buses in Southern Afghanistan, officials said, the latest in a series of abductions on the country&#39;s increasingly dangerous highways. 
 
The pre-dawn incident in Washer district of the Helmand province comes a day after militants killed more than 20 people, including 14 Nepalese security guards, in a wave of violence across the country.&nbsp; 
 
&quot;They abducted about 25 men,&quot; the Helmand governor&#39;s spokesman Omar Zwak said. 
 
He was unable to give a more precise figure, but added the passengers were travelling on a bus and two trucks from Southern Kandahar to western Herat province.&nbsp; 
 
&quot;Our latest report shows they have been taken to Marja district of Helmand. We have started our search and rescue operation,&quot; he said. 
 
Marja district is the Taliban hotbed and a battleground between the Taliban and Afghan forces in the volatile Helmand province.&nbsp; 
 
Witness Agha Jan told AFP the militants, who were wearing army uniforms, initially detained 37 people.&nbsp; 
 
&quot;They released women and children later, but kept the men,&quot; he said.&nbsp; 
 
The Taliban insurgents said they were targeting Afghan government officials aboard the vehicles.&nbsp; 
 
&quot;They have been taken based on the intelligence. Those who are innocent will be released and those who are working with the puppet Kabul administration will be brought to justice in Islamic Emirate&#39;s court,&quot; a spokesman for the insurgents said on Twitter. 
 
Highways around Afghanistan passing through insurgency-prone areas have become exceedingly dangerous with the Taliban and other armed groups frequently kidnapping or killing travellers. 
 
Earlier this month, gunmen abducted 40 people in northern Kunduz province, releasing some later, but an unknown number of others remain in Taliban captivity.&nbsp; 
 
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The insurgents say that they were looking for Afghan officials aboard these vehicles

Taliban on Tuesday kidnapped about 25 after pulling them off buses in Southern Afghanistan, officials said, the latest in a series of abductions on the country's increasingly dangerous highways. The pre-dawn incident in Washer district of the Helmand province comes a day after militants killed more than 20 people, including 14 Nepalese security guards, in a wave of violence across the country. "They abducted about 25 men," the Helmand governor's spokesman Omar Zwak said. He was unable to give a more precise figure, but added the passengers were travelling on a bus and two trucks from Southern Kandahar to western Herat province. "Our latest report shows they have been taken to Marja district of Helmand. We have started our search and rescue operation," he said. Marja district is the Taliban hotbed and a battleground between the Taliban and Afghan forces in the volatile Helmand province. Witness Agha Jan told AFP the militants, who were wearing army uniforms, initially detained 37 people. "They released women and children later, but kept the men," he said. The Taliban insurgents said they were targeting Afghan government officials aboard the vehicles. "They have been taken based on the intelligence. Those who are innocent will be released and those who are working with the puppet Kabul administration will be brought to justice in Islamic Emirate's court," a spokesman for the insurgents said on Twitter. Highways around Afghanistan passing through insurgency-prone areas have become exceedingly dangerous with the Taliban and other armed groups frequently kidnapping or killing travellers. Earlier this month, gunmen abducted 40 people in northern Kunduz province, releasing some later, but an unknown number of others remain in Taliban captivity. (AFP)

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