Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Panchkula Police Reunites 488 Missing Persons in 2025
In 2025, the Panchkula police in India worked very hard to find and bring back 488 people who were missing or separated from their families.
This included 162 children, with more girls than boys.
The police worked together with other teams like the cyber cell and special response vehicles to make sure everyone was safely returned home.
They even had different groups to help, like the Durga Shakti teams.
The police are very happy with this big achievement and want to keep helping more people in the future.
Panchkula police reunited 488 missing and separated persons in 2025.
Out of these, 162 were children under the age of 18.
The children included 40 boys and 122 girls.
The age groups of the children were 0-5 years (12 children), 5-14 years (36 children), and 14-18 years (114 children).
The effort involved police stations, cyber cell, ERVs, Durga Shakti teams, and field units.
- Who
- Panchkula police, including police stations, cyber cell, ERVs, Durga Shakti teams, and field units
- What
- Reunited 488 missing and separated persons with their families
- When
- In 2025
- Where
- Panchkula district
- Why
- To safely locate and return missing persons to their families
- Total Reunited
- 488
- Children Reunited
- 162
- Boys Reunited
- 40
- Girls Reunited
- 122
- Age Group 0-5
- 12
- Age Group 5-14
- 36
- Age Group 14-18
- 114
- Organizations Involved
- Police stations, cyber cell, ERVs, Durga Shakti teams, field units
