Sarkhej police tracked down two minor cousin girls in Goa, travelling with their boyfriends from the same tuition class, after they went missing from their homes and switched off their phones.

A few days ago, the girls left home, saying they were going to tuition but never returned. When the worried family members checked at the tuition, they discovered that the girls had never attended class that day. Two minor boys from the same tuition were also missing, leading to further suspicion.

The family began searching for them but found no trace, so they approached Sarkhej police.

Considering the seriousness of the case, Inspector R K Dhuliya formed multiple investigation teams. However, since all their mobile phones were switched off, tracking their location became difficult. 

The police then monitored their Instagram and other social media accounts, eventually discovering that one of the boys was chatting from another mobile device and requesting money to extend their stay in Goa. Based on this lead, the Sarkhej police, with the help of Goa police, tracked them down and brought them back home, reuniting the minors with family.

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