Maharajpura police station made tireless efforts and recovered the kidnapped child from Delhi.

Bureau Chief Pawan Paruthi | Gwalior MP | Effective action is being taken to trace missing minor boys/girls in Gwalior district of Madhya Pradesh. In compliance with the above instructions, Superintendent of Police (East/Traffic/Crime) Gwalior Shri Shiaz KM directed all the police station in-charges under him to take effective action to trace the missing minor boys/girls from the police station area.

On 05.04.2024, complainant Guddi Bhadoria, wife of Shri Pramod Singh Bhadoria, aged 42 years, resident of Ganesh Chowk, near Adityapuram Gwalior lodged a report at Police Station Maharajpura that her son Raj Bhadoria aged 14 years had left the house at 05.30 pm. In the morning he said that he wanted to go for a walk but did not return. His son Raj has been lured away by some unknown person. On the report of the complainant, crime number 251/2024 section 363 IPC was registered. Taking the above incident seriously, Superintendent of Police Gwalior gave instructions to immediately trace the kidnapped child and to appoint a police team to trace the unknown accused extreme.

Under the able guidance of Superintendent of Police (East/Traffic/Crime) Gwalior and CSP Maharajpura Shri Nagendra Singh Sikarwar the search for the kidnapped boy Raj Bhadauria and unknown accused was conducted under the leadership of Police Station Incharge Maharajpura Dharmendra Singh Yadav. Police station area and roads going out of Gwalior The footage from CCTV cameras was viewed and photos regarding the abducted child were posted on social media. Due to which people reported seeing a boy of the above mentioned appearance at Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station in Delhi. On the above information, a police team was sent to Delhi. The police team went to Delhi and rescued the kidnapped child safely from Rithala Metro Police Station, New Delhi. When the abducted child was interrogated, it was revealed that the result of class 09 supplementary examination was to be declared on 05.04.2024. He told that due to fear of failing in the results, he had left home on his own free will without informing and did not mention any untoward incident happening to him and he was kidnapped. The family members of the child came to Maharajpura police station and expressed their gratitude to the police and appreciated the prompt action of the police.

Appreciable Role : Inspector Dharmendra Singh Yadav, the Station House Officer of Maharajpura, played a commendable role in facilitating the successful rescue of the aforementioned minor boy. He was supported by Deshraj Singh, Ranveer Singh, R. Kunj Bihari Sharma, R. Giriraj Sharma, R. Dhruv Gurjar, R. Govind Rajawat, and others.