Indira Puram police is apathetic to trace 15 year old Mohit Kathaith even after 22 days. Widowed mother in immence distress n shock

There is tremendous annoyance, disenchantment and anger amongst the people of Uttarakhand in Delhi n Ghaziabad regarding the extreme apathetic attitude of the Indira Puram Police, Ghaziabad and its children finding squads etc who had done literally nothing for the last 22 days to trace the 15 year old Mohit Kathaith, mysteriously missing from Vaishali since 1st of May while going to his school, namely Police Modern School situated in Vaishali itself.

The best efforts on the part of the relatives and the near and dear ones have brought no fruitful results till date. the widowed mother of Mohit is in immense trauma having not eaten anything for the last several days, uninterruptedly crying with pain losing her adolescent son.

The mother is apprehensive of her son going in wrong hands or gangs of children lifters or traffickers. The police are taking it a merely missing report n nor exhibiting much interest to trace the child.

Even the FIR was lodged after great efforts with the help n support of Kusum Kandwal Bhatt n Anil Chand both social activists on end of May.

The maternal uncle of the missing boy Anil Chand has now send letters to the prime minister, Indian HM, Uttar Pradesh CM, UP chief secretary, the DGP of UP and the SSP, Ghaziabad, but of no awail.

As the days are passing, the situation is becoming untolerable as the hope and optimism of the widowed mother is losing grip.

It may be revalled that 5 year old Kashish Rawat who also got mysteriously disappeared three years ago is not yet traced despite the best possible efforts of the various social organisations n the Noida police.

Sounds shocking that despite so much of police force, via media and resources the Indira Puram Police is not showing due interest to trace the missing Mohit.

The chief minister of Uttar Pradesh is requested to personally intervene in the matter in order to help trace 15 year Mohit Kathaith at the earliest.

Sunil Negi, President, Uttarakhand Journalists Forum, Former Media Consultant, Delhi Commission For Women