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Police rescue four Nepali girls from India



BIRGUNJ: Police have rescued four girls, who were missing from Birgunj, from India.

They have been rescued from India and handed over to their relatives.

According to Bara Police Spokesperson and Deputy Superintendent of Police Gautam Mishra, the four missing girls from Devtal village have been handed over to their families.

Four daughters aged 12, 10, 8 and 6 of Naresh Sah Gothki of Phulwariya Tol in Ward No. 1 of the village municipality had been missing since Wednesday.

Mishra said they were rescued from Shrisia, India.

Police have launched an investigation as to how the girls reached India.

Publish Date : 15 August 2021 10:39 AM

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