Pakur Minor Sisters Located at Nellore Railway Station After Intensive Search
In a significant development, two minor sisters from Pakur district who had been missing for three days were successfully recovered from Nellore Railway Station in Andhra Pradesh, according to police statements made on Saturday. The girls, both students at the same educational institution, had disappeared from the Amrapada police station area on Tuesday, prompting immediate action from authorities.
Police Investigation and Technical Surveillance
Following the disappearance, the girls' father promptly filed a formal complaint with local law enforcement. Maheshpur Sub-Divisional Police Officer Vijay Kumar provided details to media outlets, explaining that police immediately launched a comprehensive search operation. This operation utilized advanced technical surveillance methods and leveraged local intelligence networks to track potential leads.
Railway authorities across southern India were alerted as part of the coordinated search effort. The breakthrough came when Government Railway Police personnel at Nellore station provided crucial information leading to the location of the missing sisters on Thursday night. A male companion traveling with the girls was detained at the scene for further questioning.
Journey Details and Medical Examination
Investigations revealed that the sisters had embarked on a journey from Pakur to Chennai and were intercepted during their travel at Nellore railway station. The elder sister, aged 17 and currently enrolled in Class 11, had initiated the trip with a male friend, while her younger sibling, aged 13 and studying in Class 9, accompanied them on this unexpected journey.
Police officials confirmed that the girls will undergo thorough medical examination procedures at Nellore to ensure their physical wellbeing. After completion of all necessary legal formalities, authorities plan to facilitate their return to Pakur district within the next day or two, reuniting them with their family.
Clarification Regarding School Teacher Involvement
In response to allegations made by the family, police conducted verification and definitively ruled out any involvement of school teaching staff in the incident. The specific teacher named in the initial complaint was confirmed to have been present in Pakur throughout the relevant period, according to official statements.
Preliminary investigation findings indicate that the sisters had left their home voluntarily rather than being abducted or coerced. Law enforcement authorities continue their detailed investigation into the circumstances surrounding the girls' decision to travel and the events leading up to their recovery at the railway station.
