Mobile Phone Row: 3 MP Sisters Flee Home, Found in Delhi
Three sisters from Gwalior, MP, fled home after a dispute over mobile phone usage. Police have located them safe at a Delhi child care centre.
In a startling incident that highlights the tensions over digital habits in modern households, three sisters from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, decided to leave their home and travel to the national capital after a dispute with their father. The sisters, including two minors, were recently located by the police at a child care centre in Delhi.
The Spark That Led to the Escape
The incident unfolded on October 27 within the jurisdiction of the Murar police station. According to police reports, the conflict began when the father scolded one of his daughters for using a mobile phone. The situation escalated when he prohibited her from using the device, leading to a mutual decision among the three siblings—aged 14, 16, and 18—to abandon their home in Gwalior.
Police Operation and Kidnapping Case
When the girls failed to return, the distressed family approached the authorities. Given that two of the girls were minors, the police treated the matter with extreme urgency. A kidnapping case was registered to ensure all available resources were deployed for their search.
City Superintendent of Police (CSP) Robin Jain stated that the Murar police team, under the guidance of senior officers, launched an intensive search operation to track the missing siblings.
Safe Haven in the Capital
The search concluded when police received information that the three sisters had reached Delhi and were being sheltered at a child care centre. The authorities verified the information, and officials at the centre questioned the girls to confirm their identities and circumstances.
"We have now received information that the girls are at a child care centre in Delhi. The information has been verified, and officials there have also questioned them," said CSP Robin Jain.
Next Steps for Reunification
A police team from Gwalior has already departed for Delhi to bring the sisters back home. The authorities have confirmed that all three girls are together and safe. Upon their return, the police will record their official statements and complete the necessary legal formalities before handing them back over to their parents.