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Mumbai Police reunites two missing Uttar Pradesh girls with their families
Updated On: 24 July, 2026 08:12 AM IST | Mumbai | Sarthak Mehta
A routine patrol by Bandra's Nirmal Nagar Police led to the rescue of two missing girls from Uttar Pradesh near Bandra Terminus. The duo, who had allegedly fled their homes in Aligarh, was found during a patrol by a Nirbhaya mobile van and later reunited with their families after police verified their identities

(From Right) Officers from Nirmal Nagar police station hand over the missing girls (middle) to their relatives. Pic/By Special Arrangement
A routine patrol by Bandra’s Nirmal Nagar Police helped reunite two missing girls from Uttar Pradesh with their families. According to police, 20-year-old Shaikh Samrin Malik and her 17-year-old neighbour had allegedly run away from their homes in Aligarh on July 16. The duo was spotted near Bandra Terminus railway station on Monday (July 20) afternoon by a Nirbhaya mobile van deployed for women’s safety.
Police officials said the girls appeared distressed and were unable to answer basic questions asked by the women personnel, which led to suspicion. The police took them to the Nirmal Nagar police station, where a woman officer spoke to them, following which they revealed that they had fled their homes.


