Three missing friends Gulshan, Nitin and Shiva
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Three teenagers went missing from village Sheetla in Mursan Kotwali area on the evening of 21st June, saying they were going to play. All three are friends. Despite a lot of searching, they could not be found. Police and family members are busy looking for them. Family members are inconsolable.
Gulshan, the 15 year old son of Ashok Kumar, resident of Shitala village of Mursan area, Nitin, the 14 year old son of Sultan Singh, and Shiva, the 14 year old son of Devendra, left their home as usual saying that they were going to play in the village council school. When they did not return till late in the evening, the family got worried and began to search for them. They enquired from their friends in the village, but nobody could tell where these three had gone. The family along with the villagers searched for the three, but no information could be found about them till late night.
Gulshan’s father Ashok Kumar said that he works as a labourer outside with his family. He came to village Sheetla two months ago. On the evening of 21st June, his son Gulshan went to play with Nitin and Shiva as usual. When he did not return till around 6 in the evening, he was searched everywhere including the school. When there was no trace of these teenagers till Saturday morning, the family informed the police.
Shiva is the only hope of the family
After Devendra’s only son Shiva went missing, the women of the family were crying all day. Shiva is a student of class 7 in SLD Inter College located in Kanchana near the village. Nitin studies in class 5. Gulshan has not gone to study for the last one and a half years. He lives outside with his parents.
Police is investigating the footage of CCTV cameras
To trace the missing teenagers, the police is scanning the footage of all the CCTV cameras installed on the village road. The police have also seen the footage of CCTV cameras installed on Mursan road and Sonai road, but the exact location of the teenagers has not been found yet.
