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Nicholas Piramal India President Believed Kidnapped In India

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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Police in India believe the president of Nicholas Piramal India may have been kidnapped, explaining why he has been missing since Jan. 18. The company said Ashwani Kumar Bhat drove to a conference and failed to return home as scheduled, and no one has been able to contact him. A police superintendent said the disappearance appeared to be a kidnapping case, saying his car was found abandoned near the town where the conference was held. (Click here for more

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