Cops announce Rs 10k reward for info on missing kids
Ahmedabad: The
Ahmedabad Crime Branch
launched a massive drive to trace some 30 minor children who went missing from the city. The city crime branch officials said that 30 children under the age of 15 are missing from Ahmedabad City.
The cybercrime officials mentioned that the details, including photographs and names, are also released by the crime branch.
The
Anti-Human Trafficking Unit
of the crime branch has been handed the responsibility of investigating and locating them. All of these missing children are under the age of 15. The crime branch also announced a cash reward of Rs 10,000 for anyone who provides accurate information about any of these 30 children.
The crime branch officials stated that the majority of the children are in the age group of 10 to 15 years. Of these 30, about 23 were in this age group, while one child was seven years old. The remaining six were less than five years old.
The crime branch officials said that the youngest missing child was four months and nine days old.
Of the 30 who went missing, 14 were girls.
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