People of the colony near Dhurva Shaheed Maidan used to block the road if the child was not found. photo awakening
Jagran correspondent, Ranchi. Police has intensified the investigation regarding the safe recovery of two kidnapped children of Sunil Yadav, 7 year old Ansh and 6 year old Anshika, resident of Mausibadi Malarkocha, Dhurwa. A door-to-door search operation has been started in Dhurwa area, while special police teams have been sent to Bihar, West Bengal and Odisha for investigation.
A huge protest was organized at Sheikh Bhikhari Chowk located in Dhurva Shaheed Maidan demanding the recovery of children. The protest was presided over by state RJD spokesperson Kailash Yadav. A large number of men, women and youth participated in the protest. A large number of police forces including SSP Rakesh Ranjan, Rural SP Praveen Pushkar, Hatia DSP Pramod Kumar Mishra, Jagannathpur police station in-charge Digvijay Singh were present at the protest site.
SSP Rakesh Ranjan, while talking to Kailash Yadav, who is leading the movement, said that in view of the seriousness of the matter, a special team of 4 IPS, 6 DSPs and 12 police station in-charges has been formed. He assured that positive news will be received soon. During this, Kailash Yadav accused the police of initial negligence and said that if the investigation had been expedited four days earlier, perhaps success would have been achieved by now.
(Family members protesting when the child is not found. Photo Jagran)
After the strike ended, the children's families met the DGP
After the end of the protest, Sunil Yadav, father of the kidnapped children and others met State Director General of Police Tadasha Mishra at the police headquarters in Dhurwa. In the conversation that lasted for about 25 minutes, the DGP said that she is extremely sensitive about this matter and is monitoring it herself. Special police teams are working day and night for the safe return of the children.
Kailash Yadav told the DGP that being the former City SP of Ranchi, he is well acquainted with the crime gangs here, hence the expectations from him are even higher. He also said that in view of the public anger, the upcoming strategy of the movement will continue. It was told that this protest and meeting with DGP is a part of the movement. As part of the further strategy, the public delegation will soon meet Chief Minister Hemant Soren.
Children went missing on January 2
It is noteworthy that Ansh and Anshika had gone missing on January 2. He had gone out of the house to get a cigarette. Till now no concrete information has been found about him. The police could not get any clue even from the CCTV footage. Madhu Mansuri, Sunil Yadav, Gaurishankar Yadav, Mintu Paswan, Nandan Yadav, Baban Yadav, Ranjan Yadav, Uttam Yadav, Parmeshwar Singh, Umesh Yadav, Ramkumar Yadav, Sagar Kumar, Satish Mahato, Rahul Yadav, Banaras Yadav, Chanda Devi, Ramji Yadav, Shankar Rai, Manish Rai and others were present in the protest program.
The mother of the mother was nicknamed, was wake up.
After the disappearance of both the children, their mother's condition remains very bad. She is continuously crying and pleading to bring back the children. According to family members, due to shock, she is becoming unconscious again and again, due to which there is an atmosphere of anxiety in the entire locality. After getting information about the incident, SSP Rakesh Ranjan reached the locality and met the people and got information about the entire incident. The SSP directed the concerned officers to expedite the investigation and work seriously on every possible aspect.
Police believe that the children might have been kidnapped through a vehicle. For this reason, they are not visible anywhere in the CCTV cameras installed nearby. The police are also investigating whether there was any dispute with the children's family due to which the children were kidnapped. Many suspects and people who were previously tainted in the case are being detained and interrogated.
Police suspect that the children may have been sold somewhere. Along with this, the police is also investigating the role of the children's acquaintances. It is feared that if someone known had taken the children, that is why the children would not have protested in any way.