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Missing girls traced in Hyderabad, handed over to parents

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Last updated: October 8, 2025 12:48 pm
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Published: October 8, 2025
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Nandyal police solved the missing case of two minor girls from Atmakur town within 10 hours. The two girls were traced in Hyderabad, brought back to Atmakur and handed over to their parents.

According to Superintendent of Police (SP) Suneel Sheoran, Atmakur police received a complaint from a woman that her 16-year-old daughter and 14-year-old niece went missing by the time she returned from bank around 12 p.m. on Monday. Based on photographs given by the complainant, the CCTV footage at Atmakur bus stand was verified.

Simultaneously, searches were conducted at Kurnool railway station and Dhone Town railway station with the help of the local police.

Through technical evidences, police found that the two girls were at a bus stand in Hyderabad. Immediately, Atmakur police called some people from Atmakur town, who were staying in Hyderabad and asked them to rush to the bus stand. Hyderabad police were also alerted and the girls were given shelter at the outpost. Atmakur police, meanehile, rushed to Hyderabad, brought them back and handed them to the complainant.

Published – October 08, 2025 06:18 pm IST



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