Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Rescues Two Missing Teenage Girls from Bihar
Two teenage girls from Delhi went missing and were found in Bihar.
The Delhi Police's Anti-Human Trafficking Unit worked hard to find them.
They looked at CCTV footage and checked many places.
They found the first girl in Supaul, Bihar, and the second girl in Saharghat, Bihar.
The police worked with local police to bring the girls back safely.
This is part of their effort to find missing people, and they have found 46 people this year.
Two teenage girls, aged 13 and 15, were reported missing from Delhi.
The Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) of Delhi Police conducted extensive search operations.
The first girl was found in Supaul, Bihar, after tracking her mobile phone.
The second girl was located in Saharghat, Bihar, with the help of the local village chief.
The AHTU has rescued 46 missing persons this year.
- Who
- Two teenage girls, aged 13 and 15, from Delhi
- What
- Rescue operation by Delhi Police's Anti-Human Trafficking Unit
- When
- July 6 (first case), December 9 (second case)
- Where
- Delhi, Punjab, Bihar (Saharsa, Supaul, Benipatti, Madhubani, Saharghat)
- Why
- To rescue missing girls who were likely trafficked
Law Enforcement Perspective
Traffickers' Perspective
Efforts to Rescue Missing Girls
Law Enforcement Perspective
The Delhi Police's Anti-Human Trafficking Unit conducted extensive search operations, including CCTV analysis and coordination with local police, to rescue the girls.
Traffickers' Perspective
Traffickers likely attempted to evade detection by moving the girls between locations in Bihar.
- Victims
- Two teenage girls, aged 13 and 15
- Locations Involved
- Delhi, Punjab, Bihar (Saharsa, Supaul, Benipatti, Madhubani, Saharghat)
- Rescue Team
- Sub Inspector Raj Bahadur Singh, Woman Constable Manisha, Constable Ashish Kumar
- Supervisors
- Inspector in-charge of AHTU, ACP Sunil Kumar, DCP Central District Rohit Rajbir Singh
- Total Recoveries This Year
- 46 missing persons