In Ghaziabad, skeleton of 11 year old missing for 2 months found in the forest, suspicion of kidnapping and murder!

Ghaziabad: A painful incident has come to light in Mussoorie area of ​​Ghaziabad district of Uttar Pradesh. Here the skeleton of 11 year old boy Lavish, who was missing for two months, was found in the forest. The family and villagers are shocked to hear this news. The police are investigating the matter in depth.

story of missing child

Lavish, son of Seema Devi, resident of Samaypur Katiyara village, suddenly disappeared while playing outside the house on 3 November. In the afternoon he was wearing a blue T-shirt and half pants. The child’s mother did a lot of research, but nothing was found. Finally, on November 4, a missing report was lodged at Mussoorie police station. Police started searching, but no clue was found.

skeleton found in the forest

On the evening of 28 December, villagers saw the skeleton of a child in the forest of Noorpur-Chittaura. The police arrived as soon as the information was received. Seeing the T-shirt entangled with the skeleton, the police became suspicious of Lavish. When the family was called, mother Seema and elder brother Sagar identified them by their clothes. Seeing this, there was mourning in the house. Lavish was the youngest and most loved one of the house.

Forensic team reached the spot

As soon as information about the incident was received, DCP Rural Surendra Nath Tiwari reached the spot. The place was sealed and a forensic team was called. The team took samples of bones, clothes and surrounding soil. The bushes, paths and fields were carefully examined. Police said that this matter is serious. Teams are working on all possibilities. The police is continuing to interrogate the nearby people.

serious allegation by family

Lavish’s family survives by working as labourers. They say that the child was kidnapped and then murdered. They want quick justice. Police say that post-mortem and forensic report will reveal the real cause of death. Only then will further action begin.