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This is an archive article published on August 4, 2009

Man arrested for molesting Finnish woman in Jaipur

A person has been arrested in Jaipur for allegedly robbing and molesting a Finnish woman at a bar cum restaurant,police said.

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A person has been arrested in Jaipur for allegedly robbing and molesting a Finnish woman at a bar cum restaurant,police said.

The accused was later released on bail.

A complaint was lodged by a 34-year-old Finnish woman yesterday at Malvia Nagar police station against three persons for molesting and looting her at gun point and beating her local male companion when she was entering a restaurant late on Sunday night.

The other two accused are still absconding.

The woman was on a business trip here,the sources said.

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