Nari Niketan escape: Six-member team to probe girls' fleeing

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The district administration has constituted a six-member enquiry committee led by Tehsildar Bhupendra Singh Kushwah, in connection with the girls fleeing from Nari Niketan.

In past 10 days, this is the second such incident. Prima facie, it was found that there were security lapses in Nari Niketan.

The Kampu police registered a case against the girls in Kampu police station.

Giving this information the additional SP Virendra Jain said that enquiry of the case has been started by the administration and the police and officers of employees of Nari Niketan are being interrogated. The police conducted intensive checking drive on railway station the whole night, but none of the six girls could be traced. The names and age of the girls were informed to the jawans and officers through wireless. The police conducted checking at railway station, bus stand dharmshala and hotels but no girl could be traced till morning.

In another case, a woman who came to mental hospital for treatment disappeared under mysterious circumstances. The hospital management, her family members and police are searching her. According to police sources, Sonu Pardi, a resident of Chinor had brought his wife Preeti for treatment in mental hospital on July 19. Preeti went for taking bath, but did not return. She was traced but could not be found. Sonu and his younger brother complained to the Bahodapur police which registered the case and started search, but could not trace her. 

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