Guddiya, who was initially arrested in Faridabad, Haryana, managed to escape from police custody while being transported to Pune. However, she has now been rearrested in Gopalganj, Bihar.
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Guddiya, whose real name is Shikha, is a notorious fraudster accused of a ₹4 crore fraud involving several high-profile victims.
Guddiya was first arrested in Faridabad, Haryana.
Guddiya managed to escape by overpowering the police officers guarding her during a train journey from Faridabad to Pune.
Guddiya was re-arrested in Gopalganj, Bihar, where she had family connections.
Guddiya is expected to face multiple charges, including fraud, forgery, and criminal conspiracy.

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