Delhi Police rescues four missing school girls from Amritsar
India Today
Four school girls who were reported to be missing have been rescued in Amritsar by the Delhi Police. The complaint was registered by the father of one of the victims when his daughter went missing, along with her classmates.
Delhi Police have rescued four girls from Amritsar, who went missing in the national capital. The father of one of the victims filed a complaint on August 24, when his daughter, who studied in class 9 at a government school, did not return home from school.
After that, police found that the girl, along with three of her classmates, were missing from the senior secondary school in Tajpur Pahari, Badarpur.
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The police appointed different teams to investigate the case, keeping in mind the girl's sensitivity and safety. The close friends of the missing girls were also interrogated.
The police also received help from the special staff and the Cyber Police. Four juveniles were carefully scrutinized during a local investigation, and clues were obtained.
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The police got the lead when one of the missing girls contacted her mother.