Operation Milap: Delhi Police Successfully Reunites Two Missing Minors with Their Families

New Delhi, August 29: The police in Delhi’s North-East district have achieved significant success under Operation Milap. They have safely located two missing minor girls and reunited them with their families. This operation was conducted by the Nand Nagri police station.

According to police reports, the two girls, approximately 14 years old, went missing on August 19. They are students in the 9th grade at the Government Girls Senior Secondary School in Sundar Nagri. In connection with their disappearance, two FIRs were filed under Section 137(2) of the BNS at the Nand Nagri police station, prompting an immediate investigation.

Once the case was registered, the police began relentless efforts to locate the girls. Under the leadership of Inspector Anand Yadav, the Station House Officer of Nand Nagri, and with oversight from ACP Vijay Kumar, special teams were formed. These teams gathered crucial evidence through technical surveillance, mobile number tracking, location checks, verification of contacts, and extensive field intelligence.

As a result of these efforts, the first missing girl was safely recovered on August 22. During questioning, she revealed that while traveling towards Madhya Pradesh, both girls met a man who later took them towards Khajuraho/Bageshwar.

Through continuous technical monitoring, verification of relatives and acquaintances, and the collection of intelligence, the police team successfully located the second missing girl as well.

After completing the necessary legal formalities and counseling, both girls were safely handed over to their parents. The investigation into the case is ongoing.