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3 school girls missing

By Shajid Khan |

At a time when there have been reports of missing persons in Udalguri district and active presence of human trafficking groups. A Mysterious incident was reported where three girls went missing from Dhansirighat of Orang under Udalguri district on Saturday. Reportedly the three girls namely Namrata Karki Chetry (14),Pratiksha Bhattarai(14),Manika Devi Ghimire (14) went missing from November 5.

Family members and locals have suspected that the girls have fallen prey to human trafficking group which have been very active in this part of the state.

All the three girl childs are inhabitans of Jamuguri village of Dhansrighat under Orang PS of Udalguri. They were reportedly class 9 student of Nalbari high school of Dhansrighat under Udalguri. Police is yet to find any clue of the incident.

Meanwhile All Assam Gorkha Students' Union and Gorkha Sanmilon have appealed the police authorities to immediately jump into action and rescue the childrens. The family members of the girl childrens have also lodged a missing complaint at Orang PS of Udalguri.

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