Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Children Reunited with Parents in Delhi
In Delhi, two children, aged 4 and 10, went missing from their home.
They were found at a metro station by police.
The children said they left because they were being beaten at home and wanted to go to their aunt's house.
The police talked to the children and found their parents' contact information.
The parents were called to the station, and the children were safely returned home.
The police also talked to the parents about taking better care of their children.
Two siblings, aged 4 and 10, were found wandering unattended at the Tilak Nagar Metro Station.
The children alleged they left home to escape alleged abuse and were on their way to their aunt's house.
Police engaged the children in conversation and conducted a preliminary inquiry.
After counselling, the 10-year-old disclosed their mother’s mobile number, and the parents were contacted.
The children were handed over to their parents after counselling and verification of their identity.
- Who
- Two siblings aged 4 and 10
- What
- Children went missing and were found at a metro station
- When
- Wednesday, January 14
- Where
- Tilak Nagar Metro Station, New Delhi
- Why
- Children alleged abuse and left home to go to their aunt's house
- Location
- Tilak Nagar Metro Station, New Delhi
- Children's Ages
- 4 years and 10 years
- Reason for Leaving
- Alleged abuse at home
- Reporting Method
- Noticed by metro staff
- Police Response
- Counselled children and parents
