Two boys go missing from playground
Express news service : Lucknow, Tue Oct 02 2012, 03:08 hrs
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Two children have allegedly been kidnapped from Thakurganj area on Sunday. The police have lodged a case under various sections of IPC, including 364 (kidnapping) on the complaint of one Raju Dubey, a resident of Daulatganj area, who alleged that his son Abhay, 12, and his neighbour Rajkumar Pal's son Amit, 10, had gone missing.
Dubey said the boys had gone to a playground in the locality on Sunday evening. The family members searched for the boys, but could not find them. Dubey then complained to the police that the children may have been kidnapped. Sub-Inspector Ramnaresh Singh said the police were searching for the boys. Both are students of Happy Hour Inter-College — Abhay is a Class V student, while Amit is in Class VII.
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