Mumbai: A 16-year-old Swedish girl who was friends with a 19-year-old child on social media and flew to Mumbai to stay with him without the knowledge of his parents, found in Cheeleta Camp, Trombay, by City Crime Branch and was handed over to his parents on Friday .
His father, who took his cosher from the house of the welfare of the children of Dongri, did not suppress any charges against adolescents, a technical student.
The girl’s parents have roots in India.
On December 4, the yellow notification was issued for the girl missing by Interpol through the Nodal Agent, CBI.
Yellow notification is a global police warning for missing people.
This is published for victims of abduction of parents, criminal abduction and disasters that cannot be explained.
The police said while passing his social media account, his parents suspected he could be in India.
The police said the girl was friends with the boy on Instagram and after prolonged friendship, took a one-month tourist visa without his parents’ knowledge.
The face was no Chargeshave taken by a one-month tourist visa without his parents’ knowledge, a 16-year-old Swedish girl landed in Mumbai from Sweden.
After arriving in Mumbai on November 27, he intended to live with friends but his family did not let him live with them, and put it with a female cousin in a flat flat in the trombay itself, an officer said.
On November 27, the girl filed a complaint of people who were lost with Swedish authorities, in turn, took Interpol’s help.
Interpol, through the CBI, then approached Mumbai police.
Mumbai police then submit a probe to the interpol liaison office of the crime branch.
Interpol, along with Crime Branch Unit 6, finally traced the girl.
He was then sent to the house of children’s welfare in Dongri.
Meanwhile, the Swedish Embassy and Delhi Interpol office were told about the development.
“The Crime Branch Unit 6 was asked to track the victim suspected of being in a trombay.
With technical assistance, we traced the girl and handed it to her family through the CBI,” Neelotpal said, Deputy Police Commissioner (Detection 1).
The police said the girl’s father first landed in Delhi and from there he came to Mumbai and took custody of his daughter, and on Friday the two flew back to Sweden.
The Father said he did not want to file a complaint against the young man because he was innocent.