Meerut, Feb. 10 -- Five juvenile inmates escaped in a filmy manner after breaking the lock of their room at the Government Juvenile Observation Home located near the social welfare department office in Fakirpura under Civil Lines police area of Moradabad district. Officials said the incident occurred at around 2:55 am on Sunday night when the juveniles broke the lock of their room, climbed onto the roof, and then fled by scaling the boundary wall and jumping outside. It prompted the jail administration to alert the police and launch a search operation. However, no trace of the juveniles has been found so far. The escape of five juveniles from a facility considered to be highly secure has raised serious questions over the security and supervision at the observation home. Taking the matter seriously, centre superintendent Mukesh Kumar Chaudhary lodged an FIR with the Civil Lines police station. The police have named one constable, three home guards, and two Class-IV employees who were on duty at the time of the incident. Legal proceedings have been initiated against a total of 11 people, indicating possible negligence on the part of the staff deployed for security. SHO Civil Lines Manish Saxena said the absconding juveniles hail from different districts. Among them are two juveniles from UP's Amroha, one from Moradabad, and two juveniles from Udham Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand. Meanwhile, police teams are scrutinising CCTV footage to ascertain the exact route and method used by the juveniles to escape. Investigators are also probing whether the escape was facilitated with help from outside. Raids are being conducted at suspected locations, and police in neighbouring districts have been alerted to assist in tracing the fugitives....