4 children who fled from Uttar Pradesh to Punjab because they were interested in learning dance on Instagram reel, police found them from Kanpur

UP News: A strange and surprising case occurred in Banda. While four children left their homes to study dance in Punjab, the police caught them in Kanpur and interrogated them before traveling to Punjab. All four children came out of the house and said they wanted to withdraw money from the bank.

In fact, the hobby of posting on social media these days has caused trouble for four families. According to the police, the five children are all around 15 years old. One of them went out and said he wanted to withdraw the scholarship from the bank, one of them went home, and the other four didn’t go home until night.

The family began investigating the matter and reported it to the police. After receiving the information, the district SP activated the teams of control room, GRP, child helpline and surveillance, police station teams.

With the help of CCTV footage, police came to know that the children had traveled to Kanpur. Police tracked and found all four persons on board the train from Kanpur railway station to Punjab. The child who recovered gave shocking accounts during police interviews. The kids said we all have to learn Punjabi dance to make instra reel.

The police called the family members and handed them over after explaining what happened. The children who recovered include three girls and one boy. The police informed them about the situation in Mission Shakti and asked them to inform the police if they have any questions.

ASP Shivraj told reporters that many children came to Babaru police station area from their homes to withdraw money from the bank and four of them did not return home. On receiving the information, six teams were immediately activated and were recovered from central Kanpur during the night. The children were found and handed over to their families. The children were told to learn Punjabi dance making reels and complete consultation was done. Children will now focus on studying instead of dancing.