Baramulla Police Successfully Locate Missing Minor Girl in Two Hours

Baramulla, November 2 (Daily Kiran) : In a remarkable display of efficiency, Baramulla police in Jammu and Kashmir successfully located a missing minor girl within just two hours on Monday. Additionally, they solved a significant theft case, recovering all stolen deep freezers within 24 hours and apprehending four suspects.

According to police reports, the Baramulla unit acted swiftly after receiving information about the missing girl from the Baroulia area of Uttar Pradesh. The last known location of the girl was traced to Baramulla. Upon receiving the alert, the police immediately forwarded the details to the Chandoosa police station for action.

Chandoosa police quickly sprang into action, collaborating with beat officers to initiate the search. With the assistance of local community members, the girl was found in the village of Murran Tangwari and safely brought to the police station within two hours.

Initial investigations revealed that the girl had connected with a boy via Snapchat while playing the online game “Free Fire.” Following this, she traveled from Uttar Pradesh to Jammu and then to Srinagar.

After completing necessary legal procedures, the girl was handed over to the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) in Baramulla, with the presence of female police officers to ensure her safety and care. Authorities also notified the Hasan Ganj police station in Uttar Pradesh regarding the incident, emphasizing their commitment to child safety.

In a separate incident, Baramulla police made headlines by solving a theft case within 24 hours. They recovered all eight stolen deep freezers and seized the vehicle used in the crime, arresting four suspects.

The owner of Kanru Enterprises, Nazir Ahmed Kanru, had reported the theft from his warehouse located near Gulnar Park in Gausia Colony. Based on his complaint, the police registered a case under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and launched an investigation.

Through technical analysis, police identified several suspects. During questioning, Adil Hasan Dar from Shiri admitted to participating in the theft with his accomplices. Further investigation revealed that a pickup truck, driven by Arif Hussain Wani, was used to transport the stolen goods.

Police conducted raids at various locations, successfully recovering all eight deep freezers. Five were found in the possession of Shaukat Ahmed Dar, also known as Sahil, two were retrieved from Asif Amin Tantray’s shop, and one was found at Arif Hussain Wani’s home.

The vehicle used in the crime was also seized, and all four suspects were arrested as part of the legal process. Authorities stated that the quick resolution of the case and the recovery of stolen items reflect their prompt action, professional investigation, and effective technical analysis. Further inquiries are underway to uncover the roles of additional individuals involved in the crime.