22 Indian Teens Go Missing In France, CBI Files Complaint

22 Indian Teens Go Missing In France, CBI Files Complaint

NEW DELHI:

The CBI has enlisted a FIR after 22 minors from Punjab, Haryana and Delhi were wrongfully taken to France by three travel specialists a year ago in the attire of giving them rugby instructing and disappeared, organization authorities said here today.

The office today did seeks at the premises of the movement specialists - Faridabad-based Lalit David Dean and Delhi-based Sanjeev Roy and Varun Choudhary - from where reports were seized, they said.

The authorities affirmed that the operators had charged Rs. 25-30 lakh from the guardians of each of the minors for sending them to another country.

In their visa application, the specialists had demonstrated that the 25 youngsters in the age gathering of 13-18 years would go to a rugby preparing camp in Paris, they said.

"A gathering of 25 understudies appeared as understudies of two Kapurthala (Punjab)- based schools drove by private people (travel operators) set out at Delhi air terminal for Paris to take an interest in a rugby preparing camp based on asserted welcome got from the French Federation, Paris," CBI Spokesperson Abhishek Dayal said.

He said every one of them went by Paris and, from there on, the said 25 understudies likewise went to a rugby preparing camp there for about seven days.

Mr Dayal said in the middle of, the movement operators drop their arrival tickets however before that two youngsters, foreseeing something incorrectly, came back to India.

The minors, who were abandoned, were purportedly dumped in a neighborhood gurudwara and disappeared, CBI authorities said.

One of them was captured by the French police which alluded the issue to the Interpol, they stated, including the Interpol insinuated the CBI.

In the wake of getting the data, the office directed a preparatory enquiry and enlisted a FIR, they said.

The authorities said the CBI will soon contact the guardians and furthermore gather data if any missing individual dissension was enrolled.