Lucknow: In Uttar Pradesh, a commotion broke out after two children, aged 6 and 3, suddenly went missing from the car of their parents in Makkhanpur police station area of Firozabad. The police were also shocked by the disappearance of the two brothers, but after two hours of struggle, when the children recovered safely,  it was found that both of them had got out of the car on their own and walked towards home from the market. When his parents left him in the car to buy a mobile phone and went to the shop. 

In fact, Bhanwar Singh came to the police station and informed that he had come to the Butterpur market with his wife and children Dharmendra (6) and Hrithik (3) in his Wagon R car to buy goods. He parked his car on station road and went with his wife to the New India Communication Mobile shop 50 metres behind to buy a mobile. However, when they returned, the two children were not found in the car. They searched around, but they couldn't find anything.  

The police were also shocked when the matter was reported. Prima facie, the case was taken as a kidnapping case and the SSP constituted 11 police teams. The teams scanned CCTV cameras installed on makhanpur and nearby villages and roads, making announcements from rickshaws. During this time, the police received information that two children were going on foot alone on The Daukeli Road in Matsaina area. Acting on a tip-off, police teams rushed to the spot and recovered the two children safely. Thana Makhanpur police took legal action and handed over the children to their parents.  

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