Bhopal News: Both the girls who went missing after the banquet were found safe.

Bhopal News: There was a stir in the capital Bhopal when two girls were kidnapped in the name of Kanyabhoj from the Curfew Wali Mata Temple located in Bhopal. There was an uproar across the state after the incident of kidnapping of girls. The police started searching for both the girls. After which, after the wisdom of the police, both the girls were recovered by the police and they breathed a sigh of relief.

The police had started searching for both the girls on the basis of CCTV footage. Police found two women kidnapping girls in CCTV footage. In this case, the police conducted raids at many places, after which the police recovered both the girls along with two women and two youths from the English Villa in Kolar. Police also recovered two other children during this period. The police have also detained a family that cooperated in the case.

According to reports, the gang kidnapping children is said to be from Haryana. Police have also recovered 1 car and 1 scooter in this action. Police suspect that the accused were preparing to sell the children. To hide the identity of both the girls, the accused had cut their hair and made them bald. Police have also arrested some more people in this case.

what is the whole matter

According to the information received from the police, the family of the girls lives in a hut under the over bridge near Kohefiza police station. The mother of the girls had come and sat near the Curfew Mata temple located at Peergate on Saturday morning with the children. At the same time, a woman of about 40 years came to him and said that today is Saptami Tithi and she wants to organize a feast for her daughters. After this, the girls’ mother sent her eight-year-old Kajal and one-year-old Deepawali with them. When the girls did not return for a long time, their mother told this to the people begging nearby and asked about the unknown woman. After which the woman told the whole story to her husband and informed the police station. The police immediately announced a reward of Rs 30,000 to anyone providing information about the two women who took the girls. At present the girls are safe.