Delhi police busts child trafficking network; 4 suspects arrested

The Railway Unit of Delhi Police has arrested four people including three women for allegedly being involved in child trafficking and has also rescued two infantsThe investigation was launched following the kidnapping of a twoandahalfyearold child from the Main Hall at New Delhi Railway Station NDRSSpeaking to ANI Joint Commissioner of Police Transport Range Vijay Singh said A case of 1372 BNS was registered on October 17 2024 at PSNDRS wherein the complainant lady informed that in the intervening night of 1617 October someone had kidnapped her twoandhalf year old son while she was sleeping in Main Hall at NDRSDuring the course of the investigation CCTV footages were examined and found that an unknown woman was seen taking the kidnapped child in an autorickshaw The auto driver was identified and he stated that he dropped her near the toll gate at the BadarpurFaridabad border he addedDuring the investigation it was revealed that a similar incident had been reported under FIR No 11523 registered under Section 363 of the IPC at PSNDRS In that case the complainant had reported that her threeyearold son was kidnapped on July 31 2024 near the ticket counter hall at NDRSAccording to the police the same woman was seen kidnapping the child and taking him in an autorickshaw from the railway station The autorickshaw driver was identified and stated that he had dropped the suspect along with the kidnapped child near the toll gate at the BadarpurFaridabad borderOn January 21 2025 another case came to light when a woman reported the kidnapping of her fourmonthold infant from the Food Court Waiting Hall at New Delhi Railway Station in the intervening night of January 20A case was registered under FIR No 1225 us 1372 BNS at PSNDRS Considering the sensitivity of the case the Railway Unit of Delhi Police put all his sources immediately launched an investigation and formed a team to trace the missing children and apprehend the culprits said a statementDuring the investigation the suspect was seen boarding an autorickshaw from the main entry gate raising suspicions of a wellcoordinated kidnapping network the police saidThe team then integrated a network of 700 CCTV cameras analyzing footage based on time and location parameters which was further crossreferenced with telecom data to gather actionable cluesEnhanced surveillance techniques helped identify the autorickshaws registration through technical analysis of CCTV data The team then conducted intensive human intelligence operations in Badarpur ultimately narrowing down on a suspect couple based in FaridabadThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever