Boy Found at Kandhla Railway Station, Appeal Issued to Trace Family
An urgent appeal has been issued to trace the family members of a boy found at Kandhla railway station on 06.10.2026. The boy is aged around 11, 12 years and has identified himself as Aftab.
An urgent appeal has been issued to trace the family members of a boy found at Kandhla railway station on 06.10.2026. The boy is aged around 11, 12 years and has identified himself as Aftab. He has said that his father’s name is Gulzar.
According to the information issued about the child, his conversation and behaviour suggest that he may have an intellectual or mental disability. He has not been able to clearly provide his address or other information about himself.
People who recognise the boy, or have any information about his family members, have been requested to share the information immediately. The information can be given to the Station In-charge, GRP Shamli, on the following mobile numbers:
9454404451
8860710162
Frequently asked questions
Where was the boy found?
He was found at Kandhla railway station.
When was the boy found?
He was found on 06.10.2026.
What information has the boy provided about himself?
He identified himself as Aftab and said his father’s name is Gulzar.
How can people share information about the boy’s family?
They can contact the Station In-charge, GRP Shamli, at 9454404451 or 8860710162.
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