Gurugram Police said officers from Kherki Daula police station recovered 2 missing 13-year-old girls, Deepa and Nandini, within 04 hours of receiving information about their disappearance. The girls were found safe and handed over to their families.
The police update did not provide details about when or where the girls went missing, or the method used to locate them. It also did not state whether any case or further inquiry was initiated.
Police appeal for immediate reporting
Gurugram Police urged people not to delay reporting when a child goes missing. Families were asked to contact the nearest police station or use Dial 112 to inform the authorities immediately.
The appeal accompanied the account of the girls’ recovery and focused on the importance of alerting police without losing time. The available material contains no additional information about the children, their families or the circumstances surrounding the disappearance.
What is confirmed
- Deepa and Nandini are both 13 years old.
- Kherki Daula police recovered them within 04 hours of receiving information.
- The girls were found safe and handed over to their families.
- Gurugram Police advised immediate contact with the nearest police station or Dial 112 when a child goes missing.
Conclusion
The confirmed takeaway is that the 2 girls were safely reunited with their families after Kherki Daula police recovered them within 04 hours, while Gurugram Police stressed immediate reporting in missing-child cases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who were the girls recovered by Gurugram Police?
Deepa and Nandini, both 13-year-old girls, were recovered by police from Kherki Daula police station.
Q. How quickly were the girls found?
They were recovered within 04 hours of police receiving information about their disappearance.
Q. Were the girls safe when they were recovered?
Yes. Gurugram Police said they were recovered safely.
Q. Who received the girls after their recovery?
The girls were handed over to their families.
Q. What should people do if a child goes missing?
Gurugram Police advised people to contact the nearest police station or Dial 112 immediately.
