Unaccompanied Bihar Minor Found at Fatehgarh Station, Handed Over to Child Helpline

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'Operation Muskaan' Leads to Rescue

Under the ongoing 'Operation Muskaan' for railway security in Uttar Pradesh, the GRP Farrukhabad has successfully located and rescued a 14-year-old minor girl in an unaccompanied state at Fatehgarh Railway Station.

The police have ensured the girl's safety and have handed her over to the Child Helpline for further legal proceedings and care.

Suspicious Circumstances on Platform

The incident occurred on November 12, 2026, when a police team, led by Station House Officer Dinesh Prakash Sharma, was conducting routine patrols at Fatehgarh Railway Station. During their rounds, a lone girl was observed wandering under suspicious circumstances on Platform No. 2, heading towards Kamlaganj.

During initial questioning, the girl stated that she is originally from the Wazirganj police station area in the Gaya district of Bihar. She mentioned she had been living with her brother and sister-in-law at a brick kiln, but they had abandoned her. She was unable to provide the exact address of her home or the brick kiln.

Ensuring Safety and Protection

Considering the girl's identity and the seriousness of her situation, Lady Constable Lata Kumari was immediately summoned to the scene. Subsequently, the minor was safely escorted to the Fatehgarh GRP outpost, where she was provided with care.

The police promptly informed the Child Helpline Fatehgarh about the incident. Following protocol, the child underwent a medical examination before being handed over to Child Helpline Supervisor Uttama Singh.

Ongoing Efforts for Reunification

Currently, police teams are actively attempting to establish contact with the girl's family to facilitate her safe return home as soon as possible. The operation saw significant contributions from Station House Officer Dinesh Prakash Sharma, Sub-Inspector Devendra Singh, Constable Devendra, and Lady Constable Lata Kumari.

The Railway Police are intensifying their surveillance at stations to aid in reuniting missing children with their families.