LUCKNOW, Oct. 14 -- A phone call about two SUVs allegedly chasing a man and a suspected kidnapping case sent Lucknow police searching for the 'victim'. The trail, however, led investigators to a hotel in Ahmedabad, where the man was found staying comfortably and allegedly trying to escape people demanding their money back after he failed to secure them government jobs. The man, Satya Ratna Dixit, a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) doctor, according to DCP (north) Amit K Anand, allegedly collected money from several people by promising them government jobs and providing forged appointment letters. When pressure mounted to return the money, he allegedly staged his own abduction and left for Gujarat, police said. The case came to light on October 6, when Dixit's wife, Shipra Yadav, approached Madiaon police after he went missing. According to her complaint, a man named Prakhar Pandey visited their house and claimed that Dixit had called from Hazratganj, saying two SUVs were following him. Another call subsequently claimed that he had been kidnapped. Police registered an FIR under Section 140(3) of the BNS and began investigating the alleged abduction. The breakthrough came when the North Zone surveillance team traced a suspicious mobile number to Ahmedabad. A joint team of Madiaon police and surveillance personnel travelled to Gujarat and tracked Dixit to Hotel Shrimad, located on the fourth floor of Vitthal Mall. Police said Dixit was found at the hotel and brought back to Lucknow. "He allegedly told investigators that he had left Lucknow on October 5 and reached Ahmedabad on October 7. He had taken money from several people after promising to get them government jobs but was unable to arrange the appointments or repay them," the DCP said. Madiaon police registered another FIR under Sections 318(2), 319(2), 336(2), 338 and 340(2) of BNS. Dixit has been arrested in the cheating and forgery case, police said....