Abducted Minor Girl Recovered

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RAWALPINDI: Murree police recovered a 15-year-old Hindu girl within 24 hours of her alleged abduction through what officials described as a timely and effective operation.

According to police, the girl was recovered from Haripur after special teams were formed under the supervision of senior officers immediately upon receiving information about the incident.

Police said the girl, who belongs to the Hindu community, was staying with her parents at a hotel on Mall Road in Murree when she was allegedly taken away.

Following the report, Murree police launched an immediate operation and employed all available resources.

News Published in Express Tribune on June 10th, 2026.

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