Hyderabad police rescue three missing girls from train in Madhya Pradesh
The Mailardevpally Police, with the help of the Government Railway Police, rescued three missing minor girls from the Dakshin Express at Bina Railway Station in Madhya Pradesh. The girls were traced using CCTV footage and mobile phone analysis before being reunited with their families
Hyderabad: The Mailardevpally Police, with the assistance of the Government Railway Police, rescued three missing minor girls and safely reunited them with their families.
According to the police, the girls left their homes on July 24 after being frequently reprimanded by their parents over trivial issues. They travelled by auto-rickshaw from Katedan to Budvel Railway Station, reached Secunderabad Railway Station, and boarded the Dakshin Express bound for Delhi.
The next day, the mother of one of the girls lodged a missing complaint at the Mailardevpally Police Station. The police formed five special teams to trace the girls.
“In coordination with the railway police, the teams analysed CCTV footage from multiple locations to reconstruct the girls’ movements. During the probe, the police discovered that one of the girls had carried a mobile phone and was using an Instagram account. By tracing the linked mobile number through technical analysis, it was found that the girls were travelling on the Dakshin Express, and their coach and seat numbers were identified,” said DCP Rajendranagar S Sreenivas.
Acting on the information, the railway police intercepted the train at Bina Railway Station in Madhya Pradesh and safely rescued the girls. They were later brought back to Hyderabad, counselled and reunited with their parents after completing the required legal formalities.
