Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Child Kidnappings in Warangal Spark Panic, Prompt Police Investigation
In Warangal, two babies were kidnapped in just two weeks, making people worried.
The first baby, a 14-month-old girl, disappeared near a bus stop.
The second, a nine-month-old baby girl, went missing at the train station.
The police are looking into the disappearances.
They're checking cameras and sending out teams to find the missing children and the people who took them.
The community is now asking for the police to find the kidnappers quickly and to make the busy areas, like the bus and train stations, safer.
Two child kidnappings have occurred in Warangal within 15 days.
A nine-month-old baby girl went missing from Warangal Railway Station.
A 14-month-old girl was abducted near the bus stand on August 2.
Police have registered cases and deployed special teams for investigation.
Locals are concerned and demand increased security.
- Who
- Infants of migrant workers are the victims.
- What
- Two child kidnappings.
- When
- Within the past 15 days; one incident on August 2.
- Where
- Warangal, India, specifically near the railway station and bus stand.
- Why
- Unknown; investigations are ongoing.
- Location
- Warangal, India
- Victims
- Infants of migrant workers
- Incidents
- Two kidnappings
- Date of First Incident
- August 2
- Police Action
- Registered cases, launched investigations, deployed special teams, reviewing CCTV footage