<p>The Railway Unit of Delhi Police has arrested four people, including three women, for allegedly being involved in child trafficking and has also rescued two infants.</p>
<p>The investigation was launched following the kidnapping of a two-and-a-half-year-old child from the Main Hall at New Delhi Railway Station (NDRS).</p>
<p>Speaking to ANI Joint Commissioner of Police, Transport Range, Vijay Singh said, "A case of 137(2) BNS was registered on October 17, 2024 at PS-NDRS wherein the complainant lady informed that in the intervening night of 16-17 October, someone had kidnapped her two-and-half year old son while she was sleeping in Main Hall at NDRS."</p>
<p>"During the course of the investigation, CCTV footages were examined and found that an unknown woman was seen taking the kidnapped child in an auto-rickshaw. The auto driver was identified and he stated that he dropped her near the toll gate at the Badarpur-Faridabad border," he added.</p>
<p>During the investigation, it was revealed that a similar incident had been reported under FIR No 115/23, registered under Section 363 of the IPC at PS-NDRS. In that case, the complainant had reported that her three-year-old son was kidnapped on July 31, 2024, near the ticket counter hall at NDRS.</p>
<p>According to the police, the same woman was seen kidnapping the child and taking him in an auto-rickshaw from the railway station. The auto-rickshaw driver was identified and stated that he had dropped the suspect along with the kidnapped child near the toll gate at the Badarpur-Faridabad border.</p>
<p>On January 21, 2025, another case came to light when a woman reported the kidnapping of her four-month-old infant from the Food Court Waiting Hall at New Delhi Railway Station in the intervening night of January 20.</p>
<p>"A case was registered under FIR No. 12/25 u/s 137(2) BNS at PS-NDRS. Considering the sensitivity of the case, the Railway Unit of Delhi Police put all his sources immediately, launched an investigation and formed a team to trace the missing children and apprehend the culprits," said a statement.</p>
<p>During the investigation, the suspect was seen boarding an auto-rickshaw from the main entry gate, raising suspicions of a well-coordinated kidnapping network, the police said.</p>
<p>The team then integrated a network of 700 CCTV cameras, analyzing footage based on time and location parameters, which was further cross-referenced with telecom data to gather actionable clues.</p>
<p>Enhanced surveillance techniques helped identify the auto-rickshaw's registration through technical analysis of CCTV data. The team then conducted intensive human intelligence operations in Badarpur, ultimately narrowing down on a suspect couple based in Faridabad.</p>
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