This is how the kidnapping of Snapdeal employee Dipti Sarna, 24, that took social media by storm for two days unfolded, until she returned home on Friday morning: On Wednesday, around 8.30 pm, Ghaziabad resident Dipti Sarna, an executive with Snapdeal's legal department in Gurgaon office, was allegedly kidnapped. She had taken an auto at 7.45 pm from Vaishali Metro Station in Ghaziabad to the old bus stand from where her father Narendra Sarna was supposed to pick her up. The family lives in Kavi Nagar, and this has been the family's routine for over a year. However, Narendra Sarna received a frantic call from one of Dipti's friends in Bengaluru at around 8.45 pm. The friend said while Dipti was speaking to him over the phone, she suddenly screamed and said something about the auto driver taking a different route, so she might be in danger. For nearly two days – 36 hours to be precise – the Sarna family lived a nightmare. Dipti's phone was switched off, and they got no call from any kidnapper either. The nightmare ended on Friday morning at 7 am, when Dipti called her father Narendra Sarna and asked him to pick her up from New Delhi railway station. This is how she was reunited with the family.

They travelled all the way to Panipat in Haryana and, in the morning, the men brought her to a suburban railway station and made her board a Delhi-bound train. They also gave her some money.

Narendra Sarna told NDTV: "They blindfolded her and dropped her at some railway station at 3 or 4 am... (they) didn't harm her in any way and they even gave her food on time.”

Singh further said: “Around 3-4 stations later, she recognized Narela station and borrowed a mobile phone from a passenger and used it to call her family."

Dipti wasn't harmed at all, and was well fed by the kidnappers, the police said. Singh told HT: "The men don’t appear to have physically harmed Dipti. She is being given some time to rest. The investigation is on and we will prepare a sketch of the four men." Narendra Sarna too told the media that Dipti was safe, fit and fine.

Surprisingly, Dipti has told the police that she does not want to press charges against her kidnappers. She said the four fed her on time, took care of her and also left a gun with her at some point.

According to an Aaj Tak report, Dipti has refused to go for a medical test, and is silent since she returned. The report said the police believes she is hiding some facts, probably under pressure from family.