GREATER NOIDA: The Uttar Pradesh Police traced the fogeys of a 10-year-old boy whom that they had discovered with iron chains round his legs near Mangrauli underpass in Jewar.
Initially, the police went right into a tizzy when the boy, Sadique, clad in a kurta-pajama and a cranium cap, advised them that he used to be abducted by way of some other folks in a truck from Palwal and used to be dumped in Jewar.
However, further investigation published that the boy had fled from a residential madarsa in Jewar on his own. The police officers then traced his circle of relatives after four-hour investigation and search.
Rajpal Tomar, SHO Jewar police station, said that the boy used to be discovered on my own near an underpass. Some locals spotted him and dialed 100. A PRV 1873 rushed to the spot after you have information. The boy advised law enforcement officials police that he belongs to Palwal in Haryana.
"The boy further said that two persons had kidnapped him from outside his home last night. He said on the way he was chained and later dumped in Jewar," Tomar said.
The police officers contacted Palwal police and briefed the subject. The native police there may now not corroborate the boy's statement. "There was no such location in Palwal stated by the victim as his residence. We again counselled the boy who informed that he had fled from madarsa in Jewar village," said police.
The boy is a native of Sher Gadh in Mathura. His members of the family had put him in a residential madarsa few months ago in Jewar. However, he used to be now not keen to stay in madarsa and sought after to return home.
A circle of relatives member said that on Friday afternoon the boy used to be launched to supply prayer when he fled from the madarsa. "He spent the entire night roaming in the village. He was trying to return home when the police team picked him from the underpass on Saturday morning," said a relative. Police called the members of the family and united with the lacking boy.
(Names had been changed to give protection to the identification of the minor boy)
Initially, the police went right into a tizzy when the boy, Sadique, clad in a kurta-pajama and a cranium cap, advised them that he used to be abducted by way of some other folks in a truck from Palwal and used to be dumped in Jewar.
However, further investigation published that the boy had fled from a residential madarsa in Jewar on his own. The police officers then traced his circle of relatives after four-hour investigation and search.
Rajpal Tomar, SHO Jewar police station, said that the boy used to be discovered on my own near an underpass. Some locals spotted him and dialed 100. A PRV 1873 rushed to the spot after you have information. The boy advised law enforcement officials police that he belongs to Palwal in Haryana.
"The boy further said that two persons had kidnapped him from outside his home last night. He said on the way he was chained and later dumped in Jewar," Tomar said.
The police officers contacted Palwal police and briefed the subject. The native police there may now not corroborate the boy's statement. "There was no such location in Palwal stated by the victim as his residence. We again counselled the boy who informed that he had fled from madarsa in Jewar village," said police.
The boy is a native of Sher Gadh in Mathura. His members of the family had put him in a residential madarsa few months ago in Jewar. However, he used to be now not keen to stay in madarsa and sought after to return home.
A circle of relatives member said that on Friday afternoon the boy used to be launched to supply prayer when he fled from the madarsa. "He spent the entire night roaming in the village. He was trying to return home when the police team picked him from the underpass on Saturday morning," said a relative. Police called the members of the family and united with the lacking boy.
(Names had been changed to give protection to the identification of the minor boy)
Missing boy reunites with family thanks to UP Police
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