In two separate incidents, two schoolgirls went missing on the same day. Anjali and Rupa (names changed), students of St Kabir School and Asia English School, respectively, went missing on September 27.
In two separate incidents, two schoolgirls went missing on the same day. Anjali and Rupa (names changed), students of St Kabir School and Asia English School, respectively, went missing on September 27.
According to a source in the police, Anjali, who is the adopted daughter of Shailesh Chandarana, a resident of Snehadri apartments near Shreyas tekra, had stepped out of her house to see garba. The 17-year old, however, failed to return home after which her father filed a complaint.
While filing a complaint with the police, Chandarana said that Anjali was wearing a t-shirt and a pair of jeans the last time they saw her. Anjali was adopted when she was a month old and has a younger sister who was born after her adoption. Chandarana works with International Agro Corporation on Relief road. A complaint has been registered at the Satellite police station in this regard.
In another incident, a student of class XI of the Asia English School also went missing from her tuition classes. According to a complaint filed by her father Jitendra Kala, the girl Rupa, a resident of Darshan apartments in Naranpura had left for her tuition classes on Gurukul road.
Jitendra, who runs a health club, said that his son Samrthya had dropped Rupa in a rickshaw at the tuition classes, which were to be held between 4 pm and 6 pm on Sunday.
However, when he went to the place later to pick her up he was told by a teacher, Ashustosh, that Rupa had attended classes but left at around 5:15 pm, complaining of deteriorating health condition.
Kids found unconscious
Two boys were found in a semi-conscious state at the waiting room of Kalupur Railway station on Tuesday. People at the station called the emergency medical service 108, which rushed them to the Civil hospital. Initial reports suggest that the children had consumed poison. The two children were aged four and five.
Railway PI RM Jadeja said the children cannot speak Gujarati. "They seemed very scared. They even refused to give their name. They can only speak Hindi." He said initial inquiry has revealed that some people saw a woman leaving the two children at the waiting room. The children were admitted to the civil hospital and their situation is now out of danger.
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