3 missing girls reach home

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The three school girls who had gone missing three days ago, on Thursday returned home under police custody from Ghatkopar, in the outskirts of Mumbai.

They reached Bhopal by Kushinagar Express at Habibganj railway station. They did not speak out anything to media persons, while the police officials are also keeping mum in the case.

However, the mystery behind their disappearance is yet to be solved. The police officials are interrogating the girls to find out the reasons behind their reaching Ghatkopar.

The girls Kanishka Rana, Aarti Sharma and Rajnandini Sharma from the same class had mysteriously gone missing before entering the school. Aarti was in casuals while the other two were in school uniforms.

Police had on the same day, under the pressure of parents of the girls had registered a case of abduction, but even the preliminary investigation did not indicate towards the abduction case.

later, the girls were traced at Ghatkopar railway station. They also told police there that they had left home after they failed to perform better in term exams.

A police team and their parents have left the city to bring them back on Wednesday evening. Initially, girls cooked up a story that they were bundled in a white car by masked men who intoxicated them and took to Ghatkopar. later, they were left at a deserted location at Ghatkopar after which they anyhow reached railway station to board a train to Bhopal.

Daily Pioneer
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