A student of class IX roamed in malls and parks for 1 month; Then he created a false story of his own kidnapping

Instead of leaving home and going to school, a ninth student wandered in malls and parks for a month. After this, he made a false story of kidnapping himself and fled to Delhi by train after buying a ticket from his aunt’s money. On Saturday, the student who left home for school, after reaching Delhi, switched off his mobile by sending a WhatsApp message to his family members about his kidnapping. After going to the police, the number was put on surveillance, then the location was found in Delhi. When the police somehow made him talk to the crying mother, he also got emotional and returned home admitting his mistake, then both the family members and the police breathed a sigh of relief. A 15-year-old resident of Rajajipuram, Lucknow, living in Nanihal, is studying ninth in St. Joseph’s School, Rajajipuram. Father is a private job and mother is a housewife.

Instead of going to school for a month, went to the mall-park

For about a month, the student used to leave home for school in the morning, but instead of going, he used to roam in the mall-park. Seeing the change in the student’s behavior, the aunt interrupted him and informed the mother. Angry mother had said that I will go to your school and talk. Mother had to go to school on Saturday morning. The student was upset thinking about this. He was afraid that the truth would come out as soon as his mother went to school. Due to this fear, the student left the house on Saturday morning. He reached Charbagh railway station from Rajajipuram. From where he went to Delhi after sitting in the train.

Had taken eight thousand from aunt

Investigation revealed that the student had made up his mind to leave the house. He had also taken eight thousand to the aunt who was involved in things. He had left the house on Saturday with Rs. Spent food at many places on the way. According to Inspector Vinod Yadav, the student switched off the mobile as soon as he left the city. He was sending WhatsApp message audio scripts from the station’s WiFi. The mother was talked to on the student’s WhatsApp call. Hearing his mother crying, he also got emotional and returned on Sunday.

The family created a ruckus on the Kotwali

On Saturday, when the student did not reach home on time, the family members reached the school and came to know that the student had not come. At 5 pm, the mother got a WhatsApp message from the student’s number, in which it was written that I cannot pick up the phone. Messages can be talked about. On the apprehension of kidnapping, there was a ruckus for a long time after reaching Bazarkhala Kotwali. Understanding the seriousness of the matter, the police took the number on surveillance, then the matter of the location being Delhi came to light.