Srinagar, July 18 -- Jammu and Kashmir Police have traced three missing minor girls of Srinagar from Punjab within 72 hours of their disappearance, officials said on Friday. Officials said that the girls had gone missing on Tuesday and were recovered from Amritsar in Punjab through a swift and well-coordinated operation carried out in collaboration with the Punjab Police. "Acting promptly on the complaint, Srinagar police launched an intensive investigation and developed vital leads regarding the whereabouts of the missing girls. A dedicated police team was immediately deputed to Punjab, where, with the active support and close coordination of the Punjab Police, all three minor girls were successfully traced and recovered safely from Amritsar within 72 hours,"a police spokesperson said. The police was silent on the cause of their disappearance but said that an FIR was registered under Section 137(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at Police Station Ram Munshi Bagh, Srinagar. The girls are being brought back to Srinagar, where all necessary legal formalities will be completed and further investigation will be carried out in accordance with the provisions of law. "Jammu & Kashmir Police appreciates the timely cooperation, professionalism, and invaluable assistance extended by the Punjab Police, which played a crucial role in the successful recovery of the missing girls," the spokesperson said "Police urges citizens to promptly report any missing person cases or suspicious activities to the nearest police station so that immediate action can be taken," the official said....