Missing cases on the rise in Telangana

Missing cases in Telangana
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Missing cases on the rise in Telangana

Highlights

  • Missing cases in Telangana: In the past 4 days, 203 people were reported missing in Telangana
  • 65 people went missing across the State on a single day on Wednesday

Missing cases in Telangana: The number of missing cases filed at different police stations in the State of Telangana is on a rise as compared with previous year.

According to sources, in the past four days, 203 people were reported missing in Telangana and on a single day on Friday, four missing cases were reported at Punjagutta PS. Apart from this, 65 people went missing across the State on a single day on Wednesday - 13 people from the Hyderabad Police Commissionerate, 11 from Cyberabad and 8 from Rachakonda Commissionerates.

According to officials, 65 missing cases were registered on October 26, 62 on October 27, 65 on October 28 and 11 on October 29.

A top-level IPS officer on condition of anonymity said that the department is now paying special attention to the missing cases as the numbers are posing a worrisome figure.

He noted, "In most of the missing cases, either the person goes by his or her own choice or is kidnapped, but the rising numbers are always alarming to the police department and for this reason we have formed special teams and also activated our informal network to provide us the ground report apart from depending on CCTV footages."

"About 85 per cent of the missing cases registered annually are traced and 15 percent of cases go undetected. Of the missing cases registered in the State last year, 70 percent were traced, and the untraceable cases were handed over to CID. Though it is generally believed that the police department solves only crime related cases, it is not true as we also have to maintain the law and order and enforce a proper system. Nevertheless, we are hopeful that the missing persons will be traced out and we will bring the number down to zero," stated the officer.

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