Chhindwara: A shocking incident has come to light from Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, where in two separate cases, mothers have appealed to Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav to search for their missing daughters. Due to this, both the mothers sat on protest at the Martyr Memorial of the city with posters in their hands. Both the women have accused Muslim youth of abducting their daughters and also of love jihad. The cases of missing girls are said to be of 17th January and 29th January. 

On receiving the news, the police reached the spot and tried to convince both of them. Along with this, assurance has been given that the girls will be found soon. After explaining, both the women got up from their dharna. This matter came to light today in Kotwali police station of Chhindwara. When two women sat on strike at the Martyr Memorial, accusing Muslim boys of abducting two Hindu girls who had been missing for several days. He has alleged that a few days ago he complained about his missing daughters to the police. The police have lodged a missing report at the police station but till date the police have not been able to locate both the daughters. According to the news received, a woman living in Dharam Thekari area of ​​Kotwali police station area and a woman living in Kotwali police station area made posters with slogans like 'Down with Love Jihad!', 'Save our daughters' to trace her missing daughters. She sat on strike with the letter in her hand.

When the district administration and police came to know about this, Kotwali TI went and discussed with both the women and came to know that the girl, resident of Dharam Tekri Chowki area, was missing since January 29. The woman has accused a Muslim youth of taking the girl with him. The second incident took place in Kotwali police station area. A girl went missing from here also on January 17. In this case also, the name of a Muslim boy is coming to the fore. Police have already registered missing persons in both the separate cases, but till now both the girls have not been traced. The distressed family members staged a protest at the Martyr Memorial on Monday and appealed to the Chief Minister to trace their daughters. Kotwali police station in-charge Umesh Golhani said that after receiving information, two women were sitting on strike to search for their missing daughters. A missing person has been registered in the case and the girls are being traced. Both the women have been given assurance. Police said that they will be found soon. For this, a search will be conducted soon under the guidance of senior officers. 

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