Two Minor Girls Goes Missing From Jeedimetla
Hyderabad, Sept 26 (Maxim News): The disappearance of two minor girls in the Jeedimetla police station area of the city is causing a stir. The girls left after taking money from the house because their parents reprimanded them.
The missing girls have been identified as P.dikshitha (13) of 9th standard and Y. Vijaya (14). Both hail from Dwarkanagar Chintal. when the girls went missing, the parents approached the police.
The police registered a missing case and launched a search for the girls. (Maxim News)
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