Missing New Delhi Girls Found at Haridwar Railway Station

Three minor girls missing from New Delhi's Sagar Pur were located at Haridwar Railway Station on Monday morning. The girls, students of JBM Public School, were found within 24 hours. Initial investigations suggest they were upset with their parents. Further investigation is ongoing.

Three minor girls who had gone missing from New Delhi's Sagar Pur were discovered at Haridwar Railway Station on Monday morning, according to police reports. The girls, whose ages range from 11 to 13, are students at JBM Public School in New Delhi's Kailash Puri, attending classes 7th, 6th, and 5th respectively.

In the course of the investigation, the police's crack team and investigative officer (IO) examined around 100 CCTV cameras, tracing the girls' movements from Sagarpur to Hauz Khas and finally to Nijamuddin. The diligent efforts paid off as they successfully located the girls at Haridwar Railway Station within 24 hours of their disappearance.

Preliminary findings suggest that the girls were upset with their parents over being scolded on a certain issue. A case under various sections of the BNS was registered after the girls went missing on September 22. Further investigation into the matter is ongoing, police said.

(With inputs from agencies.)