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CISF jawan reunites lost boy with parents at Delhi Metro, tearful reunion captured
✍️ India Today
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 01:46 PM
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A Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel helped locate a missing child at a Delhi Metro station, reuniting him with his parents in an emotional scene.
A young boy went missing at a busy Delhi Metro station during the morning rush hour, prompting concern among commuters and station staff. The child was reported missing by his frantic mother, who alerted nearby security personnel.
A CISF jawan on duty quickly responded, coordinating with metro officials and reviewing CCTV footage to trace the boy's movements. Within minutes, the soldier located the child near a ticket counter and confirmed his identity.
The jawan escorted the boy back to the platform where his parents were waiting anxiously. The reunion was marked by tears and embraces, with onlookers capturing the heartfelt moment on their phones. Station officials praised the swift action of the CISF personnel, noting that such vigilance enhances commuter safety.
The incident underscores the role of CISF troops deployed across the Delhi Metro network in maintaining security and assisting passengers in distress, reinforcing public confidence in the system's safety measures.
A CISF jawan on duty quickly responded, coordinating with metro officials and reviewing CCTV footage to trace the boy's movements. Within minutes, the soldier located the child near a ticket counter and confirmed his identity.
The jawan escorted the boy back to the platform where his parents were waiting anxiously. The reunion was marked by tears and embraces, with onlookers capturing the heartfelt moment on their phones. Station officials praised the swift action of the CISF personnel, noting that such vigilance enhances commuter safety.
The incident underscores the role of CISF troops deployed across the Delhi Metro network in maintaining security and assisting passengers in distress, reinforcing public confidence in the system's safety measures.