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Lucknow Man Abducted over Unpaid Phone EMI, Accused Take Him to Blood Bank

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A Lucknow man has alleged that he was taken away over an unpaid mobile phone instalment, made to give blood and kept captive for days. After his family complained of threats and extortion demands, police registered a case and began a probe.

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According to the family, Nawal had financed a mobile phone worth approximately ₹21,000 with a zero down payment in September 2025. His monthly installment of approximately ₹2,799 was due.

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A shocking incident has come to light in Lucknow where a young man was held hostage for failing to pay his mobile EMI, taken to a blood bank, and forced to have his blood drawn. It is alleged that the young man was forced to work for several days, and money was also extorted from his family in the name of installment payments. Following the complaint, DCP South has filed a case and ordered the arrest of the accused.

A shocking incident has emerged from Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. In the Nigohan police station area, a young man was allegedly abducted by some men and held hostage for five days after a mobile phone installment was due. The victim's family claims that the young man was forced to work and was also forcibly taken to a blood bank. The victim's mother first filed a complaint at the Nigohan police station and has now appealed to the DCP o…

Uttar Pradesh shop owner allegedly forced a man to sell blood after he missed the first EMI on a ₹21,500 Samsung phone in Lucknow.

A case involving an outstanding mobile phone installment in Lucknow has raised questions about the recovery process. The victim's family alleges that the young man was forcibly taken away and threatened.

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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