Today’s children have become so clever, which cannot even be imagined. In Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, a 6th class child created a false story of his own kidnapping to avoid homework. Not only this, he himself reached Chhindwara from Junnardeo by boarding the train. For about 4 hours, his family and police staff kept getting worried, but later the whole matter came to the fore. After this, the family members and the police staff heaved a sigh of relief.
Mohammad Anas, a 12-year-old student studying in Junnardev’s Arvind School, suddenly disappeared from his school 2 days ago, who reached Chhindwara railway station after boarding a train. During this, when Umesh, who lives in his locality, saw him alone here at the railway station, he inquired from him that how did he come here? After this, he concocted a false story of being abducted and told that two masked men were abducting him and he fled to save his life and boarded a train and came to Chhindwara.
For a moment, Umesh immediately informed the GRP police considering it as a true incident, after which the GRP contacted the Junnardev police and called his family members to Chhindwara and handed over the innocent child to them.
There was talk of being kidnapped from the toilet
In fact, the child said that he had gone to the toilet in the school, where two masked men kidnapped him and forcibly took him in the train towards Betul. Then suddenly he ran away by dodging and reached Chhindwara by sitting in another train.
Truth came to the fore when CCTV was searched
According to TI Brijesh Mishra, he immediately reached the school and inquired, later when he checked the CCTV footage of the railway station, he was seen sitting alone in the train, after which the lie of the innocent child was caught and the whole story turned out to be fake.
According to the police, the child had not done homework, there was a fear that the teachers might beat him in the school, due to which he suddenly ran away from the school and after reaching the railway station, boarded a train and reached Chhindwara.
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