Madhya Pradesh: Raise minor tribal girl missing case with Gujarat CM, demands Manawar MLA Hiralal Alawa to CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan

Madhya Pradesh: Raise minor tribal girl missing case with Gujarat CM, demands Manawar MLA Hiralal Alawa to CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan

FP News ServiceUpdated: Wednesday, February 17, 2021, 09:13 PM IST
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Kukshi: Taking cognisance into a case of 15-year-old tribal girl missing case, Manawar MLA Dr Hiralal Alawa has written to the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and sought his intervention in the matter.

Dr Alawa asked chief minister to discuss the matter with his Gujarat counterpart and help a family to get their child back.

Earlier, on Wednesday Free Press has raised the issue about how parents from Susari village of Kukshi village are running from pillar to post to get their daughter's whereabouts after four unidentified persons abducted her on February 11.

Complainant Heera Bheel, a resident of Susari village went to Bhensdad Dhrol village in Jamnagar district of Gujarat for work along with his family.

On February 11, four persons came to his place and abducted his daughter after thrashing him and his other family members.

After the incident, family members of the girl lodged a complaint at Durail police station, but even five days of her abduction, the police have failed to trace the girl and abductors.

This is the second incident within a month when the tribal family from Madhya Pradesh has been targeted in Gujarat.

Dr Alawa in his letter to the Chief Minister mentioned how tribals from Madhya Pradesh who visit neighbouring Gujarat districts in search of employment are facing harassment and violence.

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