PS R.K. Puram, South District traced two missing minor brothers in Bhilwara, Rajasthan within 24 hours.

 

 

In the early morning of 02/02/17, the complainant Sh. Goppi R/o H .No. 446,

Ekta Vihar, Sector-6, R.K. Puram visited R.K. Puram and reported the missing of his

two minor children, aged 11 and 9 years from 01.02.17. A case FIR No. 28/17 u/s

363 IPC was registered at PS R.K. Puram and investigation taken up.

Investigation :

Various teams consisting of Insp. Vijaypal Dahiya, Insp/investigation, Insp.

Arvind Kumar, ATO/R.K. Puram, SI Subhash Chand, SI Narender, ASIs Virender

Tyagi, Surender, HCs Jagat, Jai Singh and Cts. Parlad, Somveer and Vinod led by

Insp. Somnath Paruthi, SHO/R.K. Puram under the supervision of Sh. Anand Kumar

Rai, ACP/S..J. Enclave were formed to develop information about the missing

children and trace them.

The police teams worked relentlessly and deployed sources to get clues

about the missing children. Local enquiry in the adjoining area and various police

stations in South District did not reveal anything about the missing children. A

police team led by Inspr. Arvind Kumar was sent to check various interstate bus

terminals and auto stands. Another team led by Inspr. Vijaypal Dahiya and SI

Subhash was sent to check various railway stations of the adjoining area to trace

the missing children which revealed that two children with similar description were

seen at Delhi Cantt. Railway Station on 01.02.17, in the evening. Records of the

trains pass through Delhi Cantt. Railway Station were checked and also the family

members were questioned about their relatives in Rajasthan. It came to notice that

grand maternal parents of the children stay in Vijay Nagar, Bhilwara, Rajasthan.

Immediately, a team consisting of ASI Virender Tyagi and Ct. Pralad was sent to

Vijay Nagar, Bhilwara in Rajasthan and both the children were traced. The children

informed that in order to meet their elder brother, they left home with Rs 40/- only

with them. They boarded a bus and reached Delhi Cantt. Railway Station and

boarded the Chetak Express and reached Bhilwara without ticket.

The prompt and immediate action by staff of PS R.K. Puram reunited the

family in the shortest span.

(Ishwar Singh) IPS