The anti-human trafficking unit of Haryana Police on Wednesday reunited a 16-year-old boy along with his household in Rajasthan, a decade after he went lacking from his village in Sirohi district.

In a testomony to its painstaking efforts and the coordination between items combating human trafficking, a Haryana Police spokesperson mentioned the AHTU’s Panchkula unit had lately contacted the welfare officer on the youngsters’s house at Rajpura in Patiala district as a part of its routine inquiry to determine if that they had any lacking youngsters from Haryana.

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The welfare officer mentioned they did not have any little one from Haryana, however that they had {the teenager} unable to find his household. During counselling, the kid instructed the unit members his identify, mother or father’s identify and that he was a resident of Samastipur in Bihar. The police contacted the household on the tackle the kid talked about. However, it turned out that the kid didn’t belong to them.

During additional counselling, the phrase Dalghar saved cropping up. Using Dalghar as the idea for an web search, it led to details about six villages. “Contact was made with all the states, and it was discovered that Dalghar was located in Sirohi district of Rajasthan,” the spokesperson mentioned. “The child’s photo was sent to the village, and the father recognized his son. A video call was conducted. The father, Shankar Lal, shared that his son had gone missing from their village in 2013 when he was only six. By the order of the Child Welfare Committee, Amritsar, the minor was handed over to family after formalities were completed,” the spokesperson mentioned.

In one other occasion, the chairperson of the CWC, Shimla, knowledgeable the AHTU Panchkula unit by way of e-mail that that they had two youngsters, aged 11 and eight, who appeared to have a reference to Haryana primarily based on their language.

The AHTU gathered details about the kids and performed counseling classes over telephone. During the counselling, the 11-year-old little one appeared conversant in the dialect spoken in Jind.

The police in Jind have been contacted and the kid’s household was traced to Bhiwani Road in Jind. An identification train that included video calling with the household adopted.

Another eight-year-old little one, who had reached Shimla by prepare in April-end, was reunited along with his household traced in Kalka, the spokesperson mentioned.