Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Two Schoolgirls Missing in Dadar, Found Safe
Two schoolgirls in Mumbai went missing after school.
The younger girl, aged 7, left because she missed her parents and was found in Pydhonie.
The older girl, aged 13, was with friends and returned home after hearing about the police search.
Both girls are safe now.
The incidents happened during protests over a NEET paper leak, but the police are investigating them separately.
Two schoolgirls, aged 7 and 13, went missing in Dadar, Mumbai.
The 7-year-old was found in Pydhonie after leaving on her own.
The 13-year-old was with friends and returned home after hearing about the police search.
Both girls are safe and no foul play is suspected.
The incidents coincided with protests over a NEET paper leak but are being investigated independently.
- Who
- Two schoolgirls, aged 7 and 13, and their families
- What
- Two schoolgirls went missing and were later found safe
- When
- July 21
- Where
- Dadar, Mumbai
- Why
- The 7-year-old missed her parents and left on her own; the 13-year-old was with friends.
Parental Concerns
Police Investigation
Cause of Disappearance
Parental Concerns
Parents and guardians may worry about the safety of children in crowded areas and the potential for abduction.
Police Investigation
Police investigate each case independently to determine if there was any foul play or if the girls left on their own.
- Location
- Dadar, Mumbai
- Date
- July 21
- Ages of Girls
- 7 and 13
- Schools Involved
- Abhinav Primary School, Sewri School
- Outcome
- Both girls found safe