Thane: A 13-year-old girl who was allegedly kidnapped by a 20-year-old child who allegedly sold it or pushed her to the trade of meat, managed to escape from Delhi and reunited with her parents by Naupada police with help.
Delhi police in time.
The victim, a resident of Kalwa and his parents sell flowers near the Thane train station along with three siblings and because of online school he helped his parents for livelihoods, a police officer said.
Last Wednesday, the victim’s girl told her parents that she would answer natural calls but never returned.
The girl from the girl did a panic search but was in vain and as the last choice to register kidnapping cases with the police.
The police said that a few days ago a 20-year-old woman who identified her as Jyoti approached the parents of teenagers and was looking for help claiming that she was from Delhi, and lost in the city and she did not have the money to travel anywhere.
During the investigation, the researchers found that the victim was accompanied by Jyoti who was seeking help from his parents.
Meanwhile, the father of the victim’s girl got a call from the number of unknown people where the victim told him that he was in Delhi and narrated all the trials.
Father immediately contacted the police Naupada who then contacted the Dwarka police in Delhi and took the girl’s ownership and took him back.
“As long as the probe was revealed that relatives of the victims gave Jyoti’s residence, food and even the RS 300 was given to him for train tickets, when he was friends and lured teenagers with cellphones and earned good money and took him to Delhi by train and stayed there at the hotel gloomy, “said Sanjay Dhumal, Senior Inspector of the Naupada Police Station.
But the teenager felt something wrong and called his father and saved at the time but the girl accused managed to escape.
The police suspect that the defendant woman could be part of the racket that lured teenage girls, took them to the capital and sold it.
Teenage girls save themselves from Delhi reunited with parents by police in Thane
