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Girl found abandoned at Sirhind railway station

The Government Railway Police, Sirhind, have found a girl child abandoned in a train. District Child Protection Officer Harbhajan Singh Mehmi said the girl, Priyanka, was about 10 years old. As per the girl, her father’s name was Manoj Prasad...

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Fatehgarh Sahib, Updated At : 07:28 AM Feb 06, 2025 IST

abandoned girl Child recovered from Sirhind Railway Station.

The Government Railway Police, Sirhind, have found a girl child abandoned in a train. District Child Protection Officer Harbhajan Singh Mehmi said the girl, Priyanka, was about 10 years old. As per the girl, her father’s name was Manoj Prasad Singh and mother’s name Kranti Devi. She lived at Dhandari Kalan in Ludhiana. He appealed to people to contact the child protection unit to help reunite her with the family

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