Nagpur.
Three students who are residents of Jaripatka area who had gone for a ride on their bicycles go missing from December 25, 2014. The students who went missing have been identified as Akash Khathele, Ganesh Nikhar and Kuldeep Dhakate. On the directives of the Supreme Court, the Jaripatka Police has registered a case against unidentified accused.
According to police sources, Devki Khathele, a resident of Gulshan Nagar in Kalamna had registered a case of missing in Jaripatka Police Station. She claimed that her 15 year old son Akash Khathele had gone for a ride on their bicycle along with his friends Ganesh Nikhar and Kuldeep Dhakate since December 25, 2014. The three boys had claimed that they are going till Khasala Brick Kiln.
When her son Akash Khathele and his friends Ganesh Nikhar and Kuldeep Dhakate did not return even after 24 hours, the Devki Khathele went to Jaripatka Police Station and registered a case of missing children.
Jaripatka police had registered a case of missing children and have formed squads to keep a look-out for the missing boys. These kinds of incidents are on the rise in the city.
When Nagpur Today spoke to the In-Charge police Inspector of Jaripatka Police Station, Senior PI Deepak Khobragade, he said that under the Supreme Court’s directives, when any under-aged or minor child goes missing, the police officials have to register a case of kidnapping. Following that directives, we have registered a case of kidnapping against unknown accused. We have also formed three squads to search Railway Station, Bus Stand and other probable places. However, PI Khobragade said that boys are not so small that they do not know what they are doing, yet the police are on the look-out for the missing boys.
