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K-Pop Dream Leads Jaipur Girls to Gandhinagar
24 Sep
Summary
- Two schoolgirls from Bhankrota were found safe in Gandhinagar.
- Their fascination with the K-pop group BTS prompted their departure.
- Police traced them using social media and digital interests.
Two schoolgirls from Bhankrota, Jaipur, who left for school on Wednesday and did not return, were safely located late that night at Gandhinagar railway station. Their families had alerted the police around 3 pm when the minors failed to come home. A comprehensive search was immediately launched under the direction of senior police officials.
Investigators examined the girls' social media activity and digital interests, revealing a strong fascination with the K-pop group BTS and their hit song 'Dynamite'. This digital trail provided crucial clues about their potential destination. Police circulated the girls' photographs across various transit points and police units.
The breakthrough occurred when the girls were recognized at Gandhinagar railway station. A police team swiftly proceeded to the station and found both minors at the Railway Protection Force office. They were safely brought back and reunited with their relieved families. Preliminary inquiries suggest the girls may have left home with the intent to meet Bang Si-Hyuk, the songwriter and producer behind BTS.
Further investigations are ongoing to ascertain the precise circumstances that led the girls to leave their home and travel to the railway station. The police are working to understand the full details of the incident.
