Hathras Police Reunite 80 Missing Children With Families During Dauji Fair

Hathras police reunited 80 children who had gone missing from their families during the 115th Shri Dauji Maharaj Fair, ensuring that they were safely handed over to their parents and family members. The effort brought relief to families who had been distressed after being separated from the children amid the heavy crowd at the fair.

The police campaign was carried out from 17 September 2026 to 6 October 2026. According to Hathras police, a total of 80 children who had become separated from their families during this period were safely traced and handed over to their family members.

The police said the children were found, their identities were confirmed and they were then reunited with their families. Police personnel showed sensitivity and acted promptly while helping the children return to their loved ones. The families received major relief after the children were brought back safely.

The security arrangements at the fair were made under the direction of Superintendent of Police Chiranjiv Nath Sinha. Adequate police force had been deployed during the fair under the leadership of the Additional Superintendent of Police and under the supervision of Fair In-charge Awadesh Kumar.

During the security arrangements, police personnel also made special efforts to search for children who had become separated from their families. They worked to confirm the identity of the children and ensure that they reached their family members safely.

Hathras police described the effort as a significant humanitarian action. The police not only helped protect the children amid the large gathering but also helped restore smiles to the faces of worried families. The initiative highlighted the responsibility of the police to provide assistance along with maintaining security during a major religious and public event.

Police said that children can become separated from their families because of heavy crowds at fairs, religious events and other busy places. In such situations, police alertness and quick action can provide immediate help to affected families. The campaign at the Shri Dauji Maharaj Fair was carried out with the same focus on safety and assistance.

Hathras police has appealed to the public to take special care of children at fairs, religious events and other crowded places. Parents and family members have been asked to make children remember their name, their parents’ names and their mobile number. They have also been advised not to leave children alone.

The police further appealed that if a child becomes separated from the family or is found alone, people should immediately inform the nearest police personnel or police assistance centre. Hathras police said it is always ready to ensure the safety, assistance and service of the people of the district.