MP Police’s Dial-112 Becomes a Lifeline for Families: 25 Missing Children Reunited with Loved Ones Across the State

Dial-112 Teams Earn Praise Across MP

PHQ officials said Dial-112 teams from Bhopal, Gwalior, Sagar, Vidisha, Dewas, Sehore, Chhindwara, Seoni, Panna, Katni, Ujjain, Khandwa, Harda, Narsinghpur, Bhind, Neemuch, Satna, Niwari, Shivpuri, and Khargone have been widely appreciated for their swift action and compassionate approach.

Thanks to the seamless coordination between field officers, technology, and community cooperation, police were able to trace several children within hours of being reported missing—turning despair into relief for many families.

Notable Rescue Operations

• In Gwalior’s Maharajpura, a four-year-old boy was located and safely returned to his parents within hours.

• In Bhopal’s Piplani and Ayodhya Nagar, police rescued two children aged three and five after swift alerts through Dial-112.

• In Bhind’s Lahar and Kotwali, two young children were found and handed back to their families by prompt-response teams.

• In Chhindwara’s Amarwara, a 14-year-old girl with mental disabilities was found near Singodi Bus Stand and reunited with her family.

• During the Sharad Purnima fair in Panna, officers sensitively located a four-year-old mute and hearing-impaired girl and reunited her with her mother.

• At Katni railway station, a missing four-year-old boy was traced, with his mother breaking down in tears of joy upon their reunion.

Beyond Crime Prevention: A Humanitarian Mission

Officials at PHQ emphasized that these cases underscore the broader role of Madhya Pradesh Police—extending beyond law enforcement to genuine public service.

The dedicated efforts of Dial-112 teams, supported by citizen cooperation and constant supervision by senior officers, have restored happiness to dozens of families, proving that the force’s mission truly embodies service with sensitivity.