Greater Noida: A 16-year-old child who proceeded to put the police three of their toes after he left Noida’s house larger with the RS two lakh and his father’s red brezza just because his mother had scolded him, has been found in Rishikesh.
Grade 12 students left his house in the Surajpur area in Greater Noida at around 11:30 a.m.
on July 18 when his parents came out and only his sisters were present at home.
The police said the boy was first drove towards Dehradun where he lived in a hotel and from there, moved to Uttarkashi where he lived for three-four days.
Surajpur Sho Ajay Kumar said the boy only used the internet connection and did not make a call.
“When his relatives keep sending messages to teenagers who do not answer the call, the location is tracked.
The police officer was told and a team went to the hotel he had stayed at.
However, when the local police were there, he had left the hotel,” he said.
In Uttarkashi, the boy allegedly bought a new SIM card using an ID of a local young man he met there.
And he used the new iPhone that he bought in Dehradun around Rs 85,000 to operate a new SIM card.
“At Hotel Uttrarkashi, a cook introduced it to a local young man from Uttarkashi with whom he wandered.
After that, he moved to Rishikesh where he lived for some time.
The police had tracked the shopkeeper in Dehradun from whom he bought the phone and also identified The young man whose ID uses to buy a SIM card, “Sho said.
While the police thought that both of them together, they lost track of the lost boy when they found that the 16-year-old child separated from the local youth.
And when the young man was found near the border of Himachal Pradesh-Haryana, he told the Himachal police that the boy was no longer with him.
“The boy has begun using his current Instagram account and has sent a message to his parents using his old phone that he will not return now.
The location is tracked and found that he returned to Rishikesh after spending one day at Mussoorie.
Around 9 am on July 9 , he was found by the Uttarakhand police in Dhaba in Rishikesh, “Kumar said.
Of the total RS two lakh cash, youth spent most of the total number with Rs 10,000-15000 left with it.
However, the police denied the corner of the honey trap.
“The boy had scolded him about study, which made him upset,” Kumar said.