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Crime
4-year-old abducted in Jalandhar while playing, police hunt Activa rider
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 05:15 PM
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Jalandhar police report that a four‑year‑old child was snatched from a street while playing; CCTV shows two youths on an Activa, but their faces are not clearly visible.
Police in Jalandhar disclosed that a four‑year‑old boy was taken from a residential street while he was playing alone. Witnesses said the child was approached by two young men riding a Honda Activa scooter, after which the child disappeared.
Initial CCTV footage captured the scooter and the two occupants, but the video quality does not allow a clear view of their faces. Investigators are therefore examining recordings from additional cameras installed on nearby roads and public spaces to piece together a clearer image of the suspects.
Jalandhar police have launched a full‑scale investigation and appealed to the public for any information that could help locate the child and identify the perpetrators. The case remains active, and authorities have not released further details about the child's condition or the exact location of the abduction.
The police continue to monitor all available surveillance feeds and are coordinating with local law‑enforcement agencies to ensure a swift resolution.
Initial CCTV footage captured the scooter and the two occupants, but the video quality does not allow a clear view of their faces. Investigators are therefore examining recordings from additional cameras installed on nearby roads and public spaces to piece together a clearer image of the suspects.
Jalandhar police have launched a full‑scale investigation and appealed to the public for any information that could help locate the child and identify the perpetrators. The case remains active, and authorities have not released further details about the child's condition or the exact location of the abduction.
The police continue to monitor all available surveillance feeds and are coordinating with local law‑enforcement agencies to ensure a swift resolution.