Panchkula police reunite missing child with family

The boy was tracked down to Mansa Devi

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, Updated At : 06:43 AM Mar 11, 2025 IST

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Demonstrating prompt action under Operation Muskaan, the police successfully reunited a missing 14-year-old boy with his family. The child, a resident of Mohali, had gone missing on March 7 while visiting Amravati. His family reported the incident to the police on March 8.

Acting swiftly, Sub-Inspector Rajbir Singh and his team launched an extensive search, coordinating with local police stations and community members.

On March 9, the boy was tracked down to Mansa Devi. An investigation revealed that he had lost his way while returning home.

After completing formalities, the police safely handed him over to his relieved family, who expressed gratitude.

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