New Delhi, Nov. 3 -- The Delhi Police's South-West police team has traced and united 70 missing people including 23 children and reunite them with their families, under Operation Milap.
According to the police, it was reported that out of the children located they were both boys and girls, with 47 adults also traced from October 1 to October 31. So far, 1,299 people have been traced by South-West district police including 341 children and 958 adults from January 1 to October 31.
Following complaints about missing persons, police teams went out to find those missing. This included local investigations, checking CCTV footage and showing pictures of missing persons to auto rickshaws, e-rickshaws, buses and railway stations.
They also spoke to bus drivers, bus conductors and vendors. Local informants were used as well as checking local police stations and hospitals.
Kapashera police station had the most success with five missing minor girls and 13 adults traced.
Palam Village police traced two children and seven adults. Vasant Kunj South police traced three children and eight adults. Sagarpur police traced one minor girl and seven adults.
Anti-Human Trafficking Unit traced six children including one boy and five girls. Two adult women were also traced. R.K. Puram, South Campus, Vasant Kunj North police stations, Vasant Vihar, S.J. Enclave and Kishangarh police stations had some success.
Of the 70 people traced, 69 had gone missing in 2026. One adult male had gone missing in 2025. The department added that this operation was to ensure that missing people are safely returned and give some relief to their families.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Millennium Post.